Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Proof That God Created The World (1)
Genetic Codes and DNA
DNA is an enormous double-stranded, twisted molecule densely coiled around molecular beads of histone protein to form a chromosome. A strand of DNA from a human chromosome is a very long series of coded messages called genes. Sections of DNA composed of about 1000-1500 bases represent genes.
Each gene is composed of many thousands of letters called bases. Unlike the English alphabet of 26 letters, there are only four possible DNA bases: Adenine (A), Thymine(T), Cytosine (C), and Guanine (G). In order for the cell to decipher the DNA strand, the bases must be read in groups of three letters called base triplets or codons. It is also important to start reading on the correct letter of the base sequence where the first codon of the gene begins. Since there are four different possibilities for each base of a codon, the total number of DNA codons is 64. Some codons represent “ punctuation marks” marking the beginning or the end of a gene message(http;//www.waynewsword.palomar.edu)
As a result of the science research, there are totally 64 universal genetic codes in the world, including human being, animals, plants, fungi, bacteria and viruses (http://www.dsp.pub.ro/articles/042_cristea.pdf). Their genetic codes are the same, totaling is 64. Namely, all the organisms of the world consist of 64 genetic codes; they are the components of the DNA. Two scientists, James Watson and Francis Crick published the international universal genetic codes table in 1965, and is widely recognized. This means all the life are from the same origin.
DNA is an enormous double-stranded, twisted molecule densely coiled around molecular beads of histone protein to form a chromosome. A strand of DNA from a human chromosome is a very long series of coded messages called genes. Sections of DNA composed of about 1000-1500 bases represent genes.
Each gene is composed of many thousands of letters called bases. Unlike the English alphabet of 26 letters, there are only four possible DNA bases: Adenine (A), Thymine(T), Cytosine (C), and Guanine (G). In order for the cell to decipher the DNA strand, the bases must be read in groups of three letters called base triplets or codons. It is also important to start reading on the correct letter of the base sequence where the first codon of the gene begins. Since there are four different possibilities for each base of a codon, the total number of DNA codons is 64. Some codons represent “ punctuation marks” marking the beginning or the end of a gene message(http;//www.waynewsword.palomar.edu)
As a result of the science research, there are totally 64 universal genetic codes in the world, including human being, animals, plants, fungi, bacteria and viruses (http://www.dsp.pub.ro/articles/042_cristea.pdf). Their genetic codes are the same, totaling is 64. Namely, all the organisms of the world consist of 64 genetic codes; they are the components of the DNA. Two scientists, James Watson and Francis Crick published the international universal genetic codes table in 1965, and is widely recognized. This means all the life are from the same origin.
