Do you think "New alphanumeric nomenclature of the 20 proteinogenic amino acids" is a useful scientific progression in the study of the genetic code?
Numbering of the twenty proteinogenic amino acids
3/2 ratios inside the genetic code
Jean-Yves BOULAY
Abstract
By proposing a numbering of the twenty proteinogenic amino acids deduced from the physicochemical properties of the four coding DNA nucleobases, it is established that this amino acid number, equal to 5x entities, is not arbitrary. Indeed, we demonstrate that many attributes of these twenty amino acids, as a whole, are also 5x in number and that by isolating, since their numbering, the 3x peripheral amino acids from the 2xinternal ones, these attributes are divided into ratios of 3/2 as exact value. This is verified both as the physicochemical properties of the 20 amino acids and as the coding configurations of the nucleobases, the source of this numbering.
This fractal representation makes better appear how we go from 20 entities to the final ratio 3/2. Indeed, from the twenty entities of the genetic code that are the proteinogenic amino acids, two sets of 10 entities can be isolated according to physico-chemical criteria. These two sets can each be split into two subsets of 5 AAs. finally each of these subsets can be separated into sets with ultimate numbers of 3 and 2 entities.
Johannes W. Dietrich But it is not encoded in the "universal" genetic code which is the subject of study here (with only 20 amino acids).
Complet paper here: Preprint Numbering of the twenty proteinogenic amino acids
About this, a published paper in Journal Symmetry: Culture and Science
https://journal-scs.symmetry.hu/abstract/?pid=994
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