Self-translation
1. The Code
2. Transcribing mRNA
3. tRNA
4. Translating Symbol to Shape - the Role of aaRS
5. aaRS Transcription and Translation
6. The Circle Inside of Itself
7. Amino Acid, tRNA and aaRS Classes
8. The Middle Base Table
9. Isoacceptors and the Wobble Hypothesis
10. Post-transcriptional Modifications and Codon Bias
11. Translation at the Ribosome
12. Sliding and Frameshifting at the Ribosome
13. A Paired Base Table Reflects Two-Class Pattern
14. Base Pairs and Codon / Anticodon Coupling
15. Base Size and Codon Direction
16. Amino Acids Aren't Outside the Code - They're Embedded in it
17. Class Divisions and the Genetic Code Table
18. Base Positions and tRNA Directionality
19. Virtual Triplets and the Evolving Code
20. Base Sized and the "Operational" Code
21. Conversion of Size and Direction
22. Protein Folding and the Code
23. Size, Direction and Spiral
24. Two Strands - Gene and Protein
25. The Early Gene / Protein
26. One Two-sided Spiral, Two Genes, Two Proteins, Four Directions
27. Functional tRNA / aaRS
28. Two Types of Directional Size
29. Evolution as Applied Transitional Dimensionality
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