1. A-N-Z: Summary 24 ams, different codon pair groups:

2. "Pair"-pairing. A-numbers:

Compare the amino acids derived from the citrate cycle.

3. Note:
              G: 301 ~ Z G1 + C1 +1
              C: 243 ~ N G1 + C1 - 1

4. "Form"-pairing, ~ same intervals:

Note:
   688 = Z-number for 20 ams, without the double-coded ams, Arg, Ser, Ile, Leu.
   570 = N-number for 20 ams, -"-
   Sum: 1258.

   246 also = sum of the 4 double-coded ams, R-chains.

5. N- plus Z-numbers from opposite groups, R-chains:

   G1 + G2: N, + C1 + C2: Z = 543
   G1 + G2: Z, + C1 + C2: N = 545.......544 -/+ 1, ~ G+C

   U1 + U2: N, + A1 + A2: Z = 963
   U1 + U2, Z, + A1 + A2: N = 957.......960 +/- 3, ~ A+U

6. G + A and U + C: A-numbers divided as R - B-chains:
    24 ams:

*Compare perhaps the role of A- and G-bases as coenzymes
in the protein synthesis.?

Cf. the keto-/amino acid polarity:

G1 + G2 + U1 + U2 = 1414 + 1862 = 3276
C1 + C2 + A1 + A2 = 1149 + 2127 = 3276, an equal division

7. A-numbers R+B-chains divided as N - Z:

   G1 + U2 = 1516 = the total number N of 24 ams. R+B
   G2 + U1 = 1760 = the total number Z of 24 ams "

   C2 + A1 = 1515 = N -1.
   C1 + A2 = 1761 = Z +1,

8. 1468-1808, same A-sums and divisions N-Z, R+B-chains:

  G1 + G2 + U1 + U2: N = 684 + 832 = 1516 = total sum N
  C1 + A1 + C2 + A2: Z  = 976 + 784 = 1760 = total sum Z

9. Grouping after 1st base type equivalent with 1st code base groups +/-2:

10. Division between 3rd bases in types and N-Z:

To the left: ams with U1 or U2 in their codons,
all derived from stations before the citrate cycle.
To the right the other.

Number 638 divided 352-286:

Compare number 385 about factor 11.

11. Basic and acidic ams: N-Z-numbers divided as on the 2 ams in each pair:

12. Cross- plus Form-coded ams, A-numbers, R-chains: same division
      between G and C, A and U as between N and Z (+/-1 in A1-U1-groups):

 

 We have a connection N-number ~ Form-coded ~ R-chains, and Z-number ~ Cross-coded ~ B-chains.

See more about these groups and number 385.

13. Numbers 714-792 from the triplet series:

* 1258: sum of 20 ams R, without double-coded ams:

14. Compare codon bases and nucleotides: