RATIONALE FOR A UNIVERSAL GENETIC CODE
- PMID: 14068231
- DOI: 10.1126/science.142.3595.1083
RATIONALE FOR A UNIVERSAL GENETIC CODE
Abstract
A mutation in the genetic code would place new amino acids in certain loci and entirely eliminate amino acids from other loci of practically all proteins in an organism. It is reasonable to postulate that mutations of this kind cannot supplant the original code. The genetic code, once established, would therefore remain invariant.
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