Existence of Design Codes in Living Organisms

The Design of Biological Organisms

The design of biological organisms (forms) is determined by design codes. They are made by invariant proteins. The codes control all regulative processes that are involved in development and differentiation.

All structural and functional aspects of a developed organism, the patterns of its reproduction, behavior, and the potentials needed for its adaptation are determined by its design code. Design codes cannot tolerate mutations, thus no biological organism can be transformed into another.

Mutation of a design code protein can lead to the initiation of cancer. New biological organisms can emerge through reprogramming of an existing design code.

Design Code Theory, I hope, encourages protein-sequence analysts to compare the sequence, the secondary, and tertiary structures of invariant proteins to help establish a primary list of design code proteins.