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Assumptions for new aminoacids and new azoted bases
Alona : Alo, litteral code : O
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Alina : Ali, litteral code : B
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Oleco : Ole, litteral code : J
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Oleca : Ola, litteral code : X
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Alico or homocystein : Alc, litteral code : Z
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Uranine (also named cysteopraxine) : coded Urn or "U"
![]() This pyrimidic azoted base can link by its C2 to the carbonyle function of an aminoacid and to another aminoacid, joining its amine function by its C6. |
Oxaloglycine : Oxa, litteral code : O
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Elina : Eli, litteral code : Ë
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Ilina : Ili, litteral code : Ď
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Uridyne (also named pyrophirine) : coded Ury or "U" as default inside biopeptides inside these pages :
![]() Inserted inside a biopeptide, this azoted base links directly to the carbonyle function of an aminoacid on the left side and to the secondary amine function of an aminoacide located on the right side. |
Diapason : coded Dia or "Ü"
![]() Just the same, inserted inside a biopeptide, this azoted base links directly to the carbonyle function of an aminoacid on the left side and to the secondary amine function of an aminoacide located on the right side. |
Uracyne : coded Urcy or "U"
![]() Inside a biopeptide, this azoted base links directly to the carbonyle function with its N9 and to the secondary amine function of an aminoacide by its N7. |
Aleco : Ale, litteral code : O
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Biotina : Bio, litteral code : O
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Soleil : Sol, litteral code : O
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"A" atomic code belongs to "Atome" in Democratic and Popular Republic of China, meaning a neutron linked to an electron. |