PALINDROMES IN THE GENETIC CODE

PALINDROMES IN THE GENETIC CODE

Vernon found that Genesis 1 embodies patterns that are palindromes eg

Genesis 1 = 37 x 73

John 1 = 39 x 93

2701 + 1072 = 3773

etc

It is therefore curious that current research in the amino acid sequencing of proteins is revealing the occurrence of palindromes with a frequency far greater than would be expected by chance.

The function of these palindromic sequences is as yet unknown.

Here is the entire amino acid sequence for the protein Histone. Histone consists of a sequence of 212 amino acids. The solid black lines are the palindromes. You can see that they are quite numerous, exceeding what we would expect by chance. Infact you can see that 115 amino acids are part of palindromes - thats 54% of the whole sequence !!

Here is an article about them -

Palindromes

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Particularly interesting is the fact that palindromes occur in the male genome: of the about 20,000,000 characters representing the male-specific region of the Y chromosome, 5,700,000 characters form together eight large palindromes (off by a couple of characters).