After looking at the code and doing some work and trial and
error and such, I saw a pattern in the code that others may
not have seen.
I think now that a key to the genetic code is that it is
either pyrimidine or purine. If you have a pyrimidine in the
2nd place = hydrophobic If you have a purine in the 2nd
place = hydrophilic.
But it goes further. If you have a pyrimidine in both 2nd
and first = more hydrophobic If you have a purine in both
2nd and first = more hydrophilic
And we can see that where there is wobble in 3rd it is
either wobble to a pyrimidine only, or purine only.
The one major exception to the rule is the weird glycine
I think this is very important discovery if it proves true.
But then, what I have to figure out is how pyrimidine and
purine set up the two groups of aa's.
Comment?