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    The Method of Understanding the Language of Life
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    The Method of Understanding the Language of Life

    By Gregg Schaffter, Jr

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    A new hypothesis has been formed to go out and explain the genetic world and the chaotic bounds of the language and DNA. It goes out to show the algorithms provided by Gregg Schaffter that demonstrate the possible layout behind the genetic language.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGregg Schaffter, Jr
    Release dateFeb 1, 1985
    ISBN9781301002566
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    The Method of Understanding the Language of Life
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    Gregg Schaffter, Jr

    I am a 17 year old high-school student that has been intrigued by the interests and wonders of science. I have been involved in computer science for 8 years and have taken interest in computer languages and the development of languages as well. I became very interested in biology, especially with genetics, with my interest of computer languages. With exploring complex languages, DNA seems to stand out for the study of complexion and understand the nature of life on Earth. My current works deal with genetics, which I will be releasing my hypotheses for the understand of both genetics and computer science.

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