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Category Archives: Genetic code
The “Wow! signal” of the terrestrial genetic code
An interesting paper appeared recently in Icarus journal. The paper by Vladimir I. shCherbak and Maxim A. Makukov analyzes some numerical patterns in the standard genetic code. The text can be also found on arXiv.org. This paper spurred some (sometimes heated) discussions on the … Continue reading
Posted in Evolutionary theory, Genetic code, Publishing
Tagged Complexity, genetic code, ID, Statistics does not lie
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Number 20 and Carl Woese
I am quite confident that I saw a citation from Carl Woese who stated (as far as I can remember) that it was a great pity that there were exactly 20 amino acids in the standard genetic code. The reason … Continue reading
Mathematical Biology 