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UGA

UGA most commonly refers to the University of Georgia, a public land-grant research university in Athens, Georgia. Founded in 1785, it is the flagship campus of the University System of Georgia and offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across fields such as agriculture, business, law, arts, and sciences.

UGA also serves as the international sports country code for Uganda, used by the International Olympic Committee

In genetics, UGA is the standard stop codon that terminates most protein synthesis, but under certain circumstances

Other uses of the acronym exist, depending on context, including organizations and project names.

and
FIFA
for
Uganda's
national
teams.
Uganda
is
a
landlocked
country
in
East
Africa,
with
Kampala
as
its
capital.
involving
a
selenocysteine
insertion
sequence
(SECIS)
and
specialized
factors,
UGA
can
encode
the
amino
acid
selenocysteine.