Acidum desoxyribonucleicum octonarium
(Redirectum de ADN octonarium)
Acidum desoxyribonucleicum octonarium sive ADN Hachimojiense est ADN ex nucleobasibus naturalibus communiter cum adhuc incognitis nucleobasibus constitutum, isoguanino enim et 6-amino-5-nitropyridino-2-olo et 1-methylocytosino et 2-aminoimidazo[1,2-a][1,3,5]triazino-4(1H)-ono (dS)[1]), consecuta est[2].
In natura, intra ADN, tantum nucleobases guaninum, adeninum, cytosinum, thyminum plerumque inveniuntur.
Etymologia
[recensere | fontem recensere]Verbum Hachimoji de verbis Iaponicis 八 hachi (octo), et 文字moji (litterae) derivatur.
Pinacotheca
[recensere | fontem recensere]-
Isoguaninum (B) -
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1-methylocytosinum (dS) -
adhuc ignota paria basum
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ in ARN: isocytosinum (rS)
- ↑ Hoshika S., Leal N. A., Kim M. J., Kim M. S., Karalkar N. B., Kim H. J., Bates A. M., Watkins N. E. Jr., SantaLucia H. A., Meyer A. J., et asl. (2019). "Hachimoji DNA and RNA: A genetic system with eight building blocks". Science 363 (6429): 884-7
Nexus interni
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