| Abstract: | Using certain assumptions, an attempt has been made to obtain a quantitative evaluation of the similarity of the bulk amino acid compositions of various organisms and of the quantitative ratios of amino acids in the products of the presumable prebiological ructions and in the natural proteins. The results of comparison between the molar ratios of amino acids in synthesized products and in natural proteins and the quantitative distribution of triplets among amino acids in the existing genetic code are given. Proceeding from the correlations found and the data reported in literature, a concept has been suggested amounting, in essence, to the assertion that the structure of the genetic code (the quantitative distribution of the triplets) is in a certain way determined by the pre-existing, primary ratio (archaeorelation) of amino acids. |
