New Essentials in Genetics

Exploring the intricate mechanisms of cellular biology, this book delves into the complexities of genetic coding, challenging the existence of housekeeping genes and proposing that all forms of DNA and RNA are defined by fundamental sequence codes. It discusses the role of methionine in the genetic code and introduces the concept of a Phase-limiting factor, while also examining the implications of radioactivity in social phylogenetics. The text presents a thought-provoking perspective on gene programming and the underlying currents that drive cellular functions.