A parity code interpretation of nucleotide alphabet composition

Dónall A. Mac Dónaill

doi:10.1039/B205631C

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Chemical Communications

Issue 18, 2002

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A parity code interpretation of nucleotide alphabet composition

Dónall A. Mac Dónaill

Chem. Commun., 2002, 2062-2063

DOI: 10.1039/B205631C
Received 12 Jun 2002, Accepted 01 Aug 2002
First published on the web 15 Aug 2002

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The purine–pyrimidine and hydrogen donor–acceptor patterns governing nucleotide recognition are shown to correspond formally to a digital error-detecting (parity) code, suggesting that factors other than physicochemical issues alone shaped the natural nucleotide alphabet.

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