HANS BERNHARD, text
genetics , binary; sequences
genetic sequences
mailaise
0. K14
/ CHROMOSOME 14 [Homo sapiens - Chromosome 14 long arm, resequencing]
1.
K12 / CHROMOSOME 12 [three A syndrome, sampling]
2. K13 / CHROMOSOME 14 [human leukemia, sampling]
3. K19 / CHROMOSOME 19 [cardiac conduction
disease, gen jamming]
4. TOWNES-BROCKS SYNDROME [P1 and PAC, gen
hacking]
5. SPASTIC PARAPLEGIA [clone name 563N04,
media hacking]
comment:
in the near future, we will have
gene-kits to construct organisms out-of-the-box,
like chemical kits the boys and girls had during my youth to experiment with
chemical reactions and stuff. my intention is to write and co-write sequences.
so
as soon as these gene-kiddie-kits are sold at toys-are-us or at eToys.com, kids
can
start experimenting and create the organism to my lyrics. for sure we will have
automated trial-and-error organism-creators, because my lyrical approach towards
genetics is in 99,9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% not
functional and therefore it has to be tried and tried over in order to reach
animal or human cells status.
the rules of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC)):
A = adenine, C = cytosine, G = guanine,
T = thymine
U = uracil, R = G A (purine), Y = T C (pyrimidine)
K = G T (keto), M = A C (amino)
S = G C, W = A T
B = G T C, D = G A T, H = A C T, V = G C A
N = A G C T (any)
source: dna sequence formats
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