1993
DOI: 10.1006/jtbi.1993.1096
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Twenty Canonical Amino Acids of the Genetic Code: The Arithmetical Regularities. Part I

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“…Shcherbak (1993Shcherbak ( , 1994Shcherbak ( , 2003, Rakočević (2004), and Downes and Richardson (2002). Recently, Perez (2010) showed that the human genome as a whole single strand was of a fractal type with regard to frequency of codons.…”
Section: Some General Viewsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Shcherbak (1993Shcherbak ( , 1994Shcherbak ( , 2003, Rakočević (2004), and Downes and Richardson (2002). Recently, Perez (2010) showed that the human genome as a whole single strand was of a fractal type with regard to frequency of codons.…”
Section: Some General Viewsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Shcherbak showed that a specific classification of the protein amino acids (AAs), "canonical" amino acids within the genetic code (GC), reveals some arithmetical regularities and stated that "the physical nature of such a phenomenon is so far not clear" (Shcherbak, 1993). There is a similar statement of A. Verkhovod in his work on the same subject and published a few months later: "The nature of these mechanisms is presently unknown" (Verkhovod, 1994).…”
Section: Analogies With Quantum Physicsmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…On all the said and some other similar investigations of mathematical regularities of the GC one can see the following works: (Sukhodolets, 1985;Leunissen and De Jong, 1986;Koruga, 1992;Madox, 1992Madox, , 1994Shcherbak, 1993Shcherbak, -2008Damjanović, 1998Damjanović, -2006Qiu and Zhu, 2000;Yang, 2004;Dragovich, 2006Dragovich, -2012Negadi, 2009Negadi, -2014Castro-Chavez, 2010Mišić, 2011;Petoukhov, 2014;2016;Wohlin, 2015;Rakočević, 1988Rakočević, -2014.…”
Section: Some Other Mathematical Formalismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An assumption is that different types of amino acids are needed to achieve the desired functions in proteins. Although these 20 amino acids can traditionally be grouped according to their side-chain physicochemical properties (non-polar, polar uncharged, polar negatively charged or acidic, polar positively charged or basic, aromatic and non-aromatic), their yet unclear physicochemical property has since inspired tremendous excellent research and speculation (Weber and Miller, 1981;Swanson, 1984;Shcherbak, 1993;Rakocevic and Jokic, 1996;Dufton, 1997;Pastushenko and Pastushenko, 1997;Davydov, 1998).…”
Section: Categorizations Of Amino Acids According To Their β-Carbon Smentioning
confidence: 99%