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Internet Electronic Journal of Molecular Design - IEJMD, ISSN 1538-6414, CODEN IEJMAT
ABSTRACT - Internet Electron. J. Mol. Des. May 2004, Volume 3, Number 5, 247-270

Symmetry Groups for the Rumer-Konopel'chenko-Shcherbak "Bisections" of the Genetic Code and Applications
Tidjani Négadi
Internet Electron. J. Mol. Des. 2004, 3, 247-270

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Abstract:
We derive, in a new way, the discrete symmetry groups for (i) the 4-base set {U, C, A, G}, (ii) the 16-doublet set and (iii) the 64-codon set, as collections of adjacency matrices of selected graphs on the Wittmann sub-sets of the above respective sets. In the case of the genetic code 64 codons system, we re-derive the chain of groups D8 ⊃ V ⊃ C2 and show that the last member of the chain, C2, leaves 16 codons of type GNN invariant and this invariance is maintained across all species with respect to their "non-standard" use of the genetic code, including nuclear genomes as well as mitochondrial genomes. Moreover, we show that this symmetry is suited, in fact it fits, the "bisections" of the set of 64 codons, used by Shcherbak to derive many striking arithmetical regularities and balances, involving the nucleon numbers in the amino acids. Besides the symmetry aspects, our next new result concerns the derivation, using only the concept of matrix-norms in traditional linear algebra, of some (striking) numbers which appear to be characteristic of the genetic code. Finally, by using only the RNA-components, i.e., the four nitrogenous bases mentioned above, we introduce matrices encoding the hydrogen-bond attribute and other matrices encoding a certain "molecular size index" for the bases and derive the ratio of their trace, and of their norms, which appear to be equal in both cases to Shcherbak's "Prime Quantum" 037.

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