For Sikh-Canadians to properly show the holiday spirit with pride during the Winter Holiday season, yellow and red lights show off their pride. Also the Royal Lion is wearing a yellow Santa Hat to show Sikh affiliation.
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Monday, December 9, 2019
Prince Edward Island Sikh Holiday Flag
For Sikh-Canadians to properly show the holiday spirit with pride during the Winter Holiday season, yellow and red lights show off their pride. Also the Royal Lion is wearing a yellow Santa Hat to show Sikh affiliation.
Prince Edward Island Rainbow Lights Flag Whole
The rainbow lighted trees of Prince Edward Island celebrates the diversity of Canada in all her forms! Happy Holidays to All!
Prince Edward Island Red and Green Light Flag
The red and green lights are for Canadians who appreciate the holiday, in a non-denominational way. But they could represent from Bangladesh or Morocco.
Prince Edward Island Hanukkah Holiday Flag
During December you may have noticed a few houses that are decorated in blue and white lights only. These lights convey that a house is celebrating Hanukkah rather than Christmas. If you didn't notice the flag of Israel uses the colours blue and white.
It could also be mistaken as a Greek thing too, since Greece uses those colours, but more often than not it refers to a Jewish household. So, in honor of Jewish-Canadians of PEI, we have the Prince Edward Island Hanukkah flag.
It could also be mistaken as a Greek thing too, since Greece uses those colours, but more often than not it refers to a Jewish household. So, in honor of Jewish-Canadians of PEI, we have the Prince Edward Island Hanukkah flag.
Prince Edward Island Yellow Light Version Flag for the Holidays
Prince Edward Island's warm yellow light version of the Holiday Flag! Neat thing is that Prince Edward Island already has a candy cane striped pattern, making it a naural for Christmas.
Prince Edward Island Christmas Flag
Prince Edward Island has trees on the the flag. Therefore, a Christmas Holiday flag is in order. There are a few differences for the flag. It is now night on the isle. A full moon with stars is visible and a multicoloured rainbow of flag is visible. Also the heraldic solo English lion is sporting a Santa Hat.
For those of you don't know about PEI, Prince Edward Island, it is North of Maine past New Brunswick and snuggled next to Nova Scotia. You may have heard of Prince Edward Island mussels? They are delicious.
Sunday, December 8, 2019
Prince Edward Island Hindu Winter Holiday Flag
Buddhist Prince Edward Island Holiday Flag
Atheist Prince Edward Island Holiday Flag
Tis the season to enjoy the Holidays. For persons who want to light up their homes with lights and are atheists, then this is the flag is for you. The colours are red and violet. This pattern of lights indicate that the person's home celebrating the darkest night and joining in on the fun. Note atheists don't necessarily deny faith, they just don't believe or have strong doubts. They may even love Jesus and his style and word, but don't credit him any supernatural abilities. To many atheists Jesus is just like Martin Luther King or some ancient philosopher from long, long ago, when the earth was in a different part of galaxy, far, far away.
So the lights violet and red indicate that they enjoy the holidays, but are grounded to atheism. Also the violet hat is another indicator that the person is currently navigating through the Endless Ocean of Atheism.
Prince Edward Island Islamic Winter Holiday Flag
The Royal Lion with a green Santa Cap indicates Islamic heritage during the Winter Holidays. Likewise the green and white lights indicate that a household is celebrating the long Winter nights as Canadian-Muslims, peacefully alongside their Canadian-Christians neighbors.
Muslims can celebrate the birth of Jesus, since he is considered a high prophet a kind to Moses or Elijah. In a way, it would like Christians celebrating Hannukah. Technically both Muslims and Christians can celebrate Hannukah, since this event occurred before the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, when the keepers of the Original Books of Divine Law were working solo. It'd be like celebrating the landing of Noah's ark, if such a holiday were created. If Noah's Ark Day were indeed to be, March 25th in spring would be perfect, since Jews, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Latter Day Saints, Ba'hais, Moonies, and many others accept this story as divine truth. Also the rainbow flag could be flown, by all.
For a Muslim to celebrate the birth of Christ would be like a Christian to celebrate the birth of Moses. All Muslims, Jews and Christians respect and honor the divine truth of Moses but celebrating the core Law Giver's birth is not really celebrated in true glory. But several movies and cartoon do a fine job retelling Moses' life. Rather, it is Moses' reception of Divine Law is what all the Big Three honor as God's Will. Like Jews, Muslims believe that Jesus was just a man. However, like Christians, Muslims believe in the miracle of the Virgin birth of Jesus from Mary.
Friday, December 6, 2019
Missouri & Iowa Christmas Flag
This year Missouri was decked out with the Christmas Spirit, along with its fraternal flag partner Iowa. There are a few changes to the seal of Missouri as to make it Northpolarized. Two polar bears with Santa Hats and red scarves are holding up the seal. Likewise the garland has exploded into a burst of 24 snowflakes, instead of stars. There is one large snow flake that represents Missouri. The motto in the compartment now reads "Joy...to the World...Peace." The belt is now red with yellow trim and reads, "Merry Christmas Ho Ho Ho." Within the inner shield, a snowman replaces the US eagle seal. The lower left quarter has a brown deer on yellow, instead of a bear silhouette. Finally in the upper quarter, there is a four pointed yellow star on green.
The Partridge in a Pear Tree is taken from the song on the 12 days of Christmas. The reason Missouri and Iowa are presented here together is because their flags are in a concord, since both are tri-bars. Basically each state has a special Wingman who looks out after the other. In this case, Missouri's Wingman is Iowa, or rather Iowa's Wingwoman is Missouri.
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Uracil Flag - The U Flag
The flag for Uracil has an orange field with a black hexagon in the center. The hexagon represents the purine base of Uracil. Likewise the dots closer to the orange field represent the hydrogen bonding atoms of Uracil. The upper red dot represents oxygen and the lower white dot represents hydrogen. Towards the hoist the upper white dot represents hydrogen and the lower blue dot represents nitrogen. Uracil makes hydrogen bonds only with Adenine, in the process of protein genesis or molecular fairy genesis.
White is associated with hydrogen because hydrogen fusion at the Sun produces white light. Red is associated with oxygen because oxygenated blood is bright red. Blue is associated with nitrogen because it is the primary component of the blue sky.
Uracil is the odd nucleotide not found in DNA. Uracil also has a funny story to its name. It was named before it was discovered. Kind of like California. California was supposed to be a legendary island of black amazons. But California is not an island, yet there are a few tall, super strong African-American females that populate the state.
By harmonious fate, the outsider nucleotide, was last to be discovered in 1900 by Albert Ascoli when he was playing with yeast. Adult play is known as work, and is very serious business. But a generation earlier in 1885 a German by the name of Bobby B, coined the term Uracil when playing with Uric Acid. So in the way of families, Uracil is the child of Uric Acid. Coincidentally Uric Acid is the same age as the USA. Both were 'created' in 1776. However, Uric Acid was created by the ultimate underdog of scientists: Carl Wilhelm Scheele. Mr. Scheele discovered five elements but does not get credit, because he published them late. Scheles's firstly discovered but uncredited elements were: Tungsten, Molybdenum, Barium, hydrogen, and chlorine.
As for the grandfather of Uracil, it is Urea. Urea was discovered in the Netherlands by Herman Boerhaave in 1727. So in summation Grampi Urea was born in 1727, then Daddy Uric Acid in 1776, and finally the grandson of Uracil in 1900.
Since Urea was discovered from urine, this lends a few corny nick names for Uracil: Peeacil, Wizzacil, Slashacil, Leakacil, Numberwonacil, Soucil (Chinese 溲), Peshaabacil (Hindi पेशाब), Vizelacil (Hungarian), Kencingacil (Indonesian), Nyoacil (Japanese 尿), Ojumacil (Korean 오줌), Mutracil (Nepalese), Sheesacil (Mongolian), Moczacil (Polish), Mochacil (Russian моча), Kaadidacil (Somali), Mkojacil (Swahili), Pasawacil (Thai ปัสสาวะ), Shtacil (Hebrew), Zaaracil (Kyrgyz заара), Prasabacil (Bangala প্রস্রাব) Slapimacil (Lithuanian), Bulacil (Arabic), Peepeeacil, and Tinkleacil.
White is associated with hydrogen because hydrogen fusion at the Sun produces white light. Red is associated with oxygen because oxygenated blood is bright red. Blue is associated with nitrogen because it is the primary component of the blue sky.
Uracil is the odd nucleotide not found in DNA. Uracil also has a funny story to its name. It was named before it was discovered. Kind of like California. California was supposed to be a legendary island of black amazons. But California is not an island, yet there are a few tall, super strong African-American females that populate the state.
By harmonious fate, the outsider nucleotide, was last to be discovered in 1900 by Albert Ascoli when he was playing with yeast. Adult play is known as work, and is very serious business. But a generation earlier in 1885 a German by the name of Bobby B, coined the term Uracil when playing with Uric Acid. So in the way of families, Uracil is the child of Uric Acid. Coincidentally Uric Acid is the same age as the USA. Both were 'created' in 1776. However, Uric Acid was created by the ultimate underdog of scientists: Carl Wilhelm Scheele. Mr. Scheele discovered five elements but does not get credit, because he published them late. Scheles's firstly discovered but uncredited elements were: Tungsten, Molybdenum, Barium, hydrogen, and chlorine.
As for the grandfather of Uracil, it is Urea. Urea was discovered in the Netherlands by Herman Boerhaave in 1727. So in summation Grampi Urea was born in 1727, then Daddy Uric Acid in 1776, and finally the grandson of Uracil in 1900.
Since Urea was discovered from urine, this lends a few corny nick names for Uracil: Peeacil, Wizzacil, Slashacil, Leakacil, Numberwonacil, Soucil (Chinese 溲), Peshaabacil (Hindi पेशाब), Vizelacil (Hungarian), Kencingacil (Indonesian), Nyoacil (Japanese 尿), Ojumacil (Korean 오줌), Mutracil (Nepalese), Sheesacil (Mongolian), Moczacil (Polish), Mochacil (Russian моча), Kaadidacil (Somali), Mkojacil (Swahili), Pasawacil (Thai ปัสสาวะ), Shtacil (Hebrew), Zaaracil (Kyrgyz заара), Prasabacil (Bangala প্রস্রাব) Slapimacil (Lithuanian), Bulacil (Arabic), Peepeeacil, and Tinkleacil.
DNA Nucleotide Flags
The flag for nucleotides have two key elements in their design that relate to their properties: shape hydrogen bonding aspects. Although DNA models come in a variety of colours, these standards should set the standard.
With proper knowledge, the code of life can be stored in a data bank, like in an apple, or some other kind of forbidden fruit. Then, this data can be transmitted across the universe and if you had cloning vat in some other nearby star system, a clone of yourself could be made. Then with a cerebral quantum entanglement probe, you could remotely operate your distant body across space and time with enchanted dream synchronicity, like in James Cameroon's Avatar. With an entangled data drive receiver, information would be instantaneous. Thus you could visit another galaxy with an astral projection router. Which most likely has already been created by more advanced civilizations.
And just because we have an enhanced understanding of chemistry does not negate the magical properties of these molecules. As we have an advanced ability to manipulate these points of matter in the universe, their ultimate power is greater than the human brain can conceive. Alchemy is to chemistry as Astrology is to astronomy. Once upon a time chemistry touched the infinite power of knowing via Alchemy. Thus chemistry is entangled with alchemy, and fundamentalist objective atheists are usually filled with an ugly passion of a doubting Thomas to deny the mystical and unknowable aspects of chemistry, unless spoken through a PBS humanist overtone, of a non-localized deep thought tone, imploring the listener, with almighty poetic resonance for the evolutionary process from star stuff to evolution. Then only, will talk of objective scientific chemistry and astronomy have soulful resonance with Alchemy and Astrology.
Cytosine Flag, Nucleotide C Flag
The flag for cytosine has cyan field with a black hexagon in the center. The black hexagon represents the basic structural ring of a pyrimidine. Cyan was chosen as the colour for Cytosine since both words (at least in English) start with 'Cy.' In the black area by the hoist are six dots that represent the atoms involved with the hydrogen bonding of this nucleotide. The three dots closer to the cyan field represent the three hydrogen bonding atoms of Cytosine. White represents hydrogen, blue is nitrogen, and red is oxygen. Consequently the three dots closer to the hoist represent oxygen and two hydrogens.
Cytosine was named by Albrecht Kossel and Albert Neumann in 1894. If you forgot your biology, Cytosine bonds with Guanine. The unique aspect of Cytosine is that is has all three types of hydrogen bonding atoms of DNA: white, blue, and red — hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen.
Guanine Flag - Nucleotide G Flag
The flag for Guanine has a green field. Since green and Guanine start with a G, this should help. In the green field is a black purine base structure. Along the fly is a black area with six dots that represent the three hydrogen bonds associated with Guanine. The dots closer to the green field represent the three atoms on Guanine that bond to Cytosine. The upper red dot represents oxygen, while the two lower white dots represent hydrogen.
IYNN, most models use the colour red for oxygen because oxygenated blood is bright red. Likewise most models colour nitrogen blue because the primary gas that makes up the sky is nitrogen, which appears blue. Finally hydrogen is white because white light is created in our organic hydrogen fusion reactors, better known as stars: free energy we don't have to pay for. Oh yeah, IYNN means...If You Never Noticed.
The dots closer to the fly represent the atoms that hydrogen with Guanine on the Cytosine molecule.
The first isolation of Guanine was in 1844, so we think, in Germany by Julius Bodo Unger. Julius extracted this molecule from bird poo, better known as Guano, which is where it gets it name. Consequently fun nick names for this nucleotide could be: Poopnine, Crapnine, Fecalnine, Dodonine, Poopeenine, Fecesinine, Scatinine, Droppinganine, Stoolinine, Turdnine, Poopoonine, Dunganine and last but not least: Shitnine.
IYNN, most models use the colour red for oxygen because oxygenated blood is bright red. Likewise most models colour nitrogen blue because the primary gas that makes up the sky is nitrogen, which appears blue. Finally hydrogen is white because white light is created in our organic hydrogen fusion reactors, better known as stars: free energy we don't have to pay for. Oh yeah, IYNN means...If You Never Noticed.
The dots closer to the fly represent the atoms that hydrogen with Guanine on the Cytosine molecule.
The first isolation of Guanine was in 1844, so we think, in Germany by Julius Bodo Unger. Julius extracted this molecule from bird poo, better known as Guano, which is where it gets it name. Consequently fun nick names for this nucleotide could be: Poopnine, Crapnine, Fecalnine, Dodonine, Poopeenine, Fecesinine, Scatinine, Droppinganine, Stoolinine, Turdnine, Poopoonine, Dunganine and last but not least: Shitnine.
Thymine Flag - A Nucleotide Flag
The Thymine flag has a field of yellow with a black hexagonal pyrimidine in the center. Along the hoist is black area with four dots that represent the hydrogen bonding end of this molecule. The red and white dots close to the yellow field represent the oxygen and hydrogen atoms of Thymine that participate in the hydrogen process. The white and blue dots closer to the hoist represent the hydrogen bonding atoms of Adenosine.
Thymine is only found in the nucleus of Eukaryotes and chromosomes of Prokaryotes. If you remember your biology this nucleotide gets switched out with Uracil.
Thymine was first isolated in Germany in the year 1893 by Al & Al. Albrecht Kossel and Albert Neumann extracted this molecule from the Thymus gland of a cow.
Thymine is only found in the nucleus of Eukaryotes and chromosomes of Prokaryotes. If you remember your biology this nucleotide gets switched out with Uracil.
Thymine was first isolated in Germany in the year 1893 by Al & Al. Albrecht Kossel and Albert Neumann extracted this molecule from the Thymus gland of a cow.
Adenine Flag - The DNA A Flag
The flag for the Adenosine Nucleotide has red field with the shape of black purine base, on the hoist half. Further out by the fly is a black area with four dots that represents the hydrogen bonding action of the molecule. The dots represent the particular atoms that do the hydrogen bonding. Closer to red field is a white and blue discs that represent hydrogen and nitrogen. Towards the fly the red and white discs represent oxygen and hydrogen.
Usually oxygen atoms are coloured red since, oxygen rich blood is red in most species. Likewise Nitrogen is blue because that colour makes up most of the sky as Nitrogen Gas.
The colour red was chosen for Adenine since A usually stands for apple and the most common colour for apples is red. Additionally A is represented by the colour red in colour metrics as A is the first colour of the rainbow and A is the first letter of the alphabet. Also, the short hand notation for Adenine is A. Adenosine refers the whole nucleotide, while Adenine refers to the nitrogenous base.
Adenine was named by a German in 1885. The man playing Adam to this nucleotide Albrect Kossel. Al named it after the pancreas, since this is where he extracted it from. So in a nick name for this nucleotide is Pancreainine.
Adenine forms hn playindenine is found in DNA and RNA. Besides storing genetic information, and being a part of the genesis of active protein-fairy genesis. Adenine is the ENERGON molecule that makes all the alchemical magic happen, better known as ATP (Adenine Triphosphate). ATP is the organic, molecular Bit-Coin currency of all living systems. For the most part this energy-currency based on ATP Bit Coins is solar powered.
Usually oxygen atoms are coloured red since, oxygen rich blood is red in most species. Likewise Nitrogen is blue because that colour makes up most of the sky as Nitrogen Gas.
The colour red was chosen for Adenine since A usually stands for apple and the most common colour for apples is red. Additionally A is represented by the colour red in colour metrics as A is the first colour of the rainbow and A is the first letter of the alphabet. Also, the short hand notation for Adenine is A. Adenosine refers the whole nucleotide, while Adenine refers to the nitrogenous base.
Adenine was named by a German in 1885. The man playing Adam to this nucleotide Albrect Kossel. Al named it after the pancreas, since this is where he extracted it from. So in a nick name for this nucleotide is Pancreainine.
Adenine forms hn playindenine is found in DNA and RNA. Besides storing genetic information, and being a part of the genesis of active protein-fairy genesis. Adenine is the ENERGON molecule that makes all the alchemical magic happen, better known as ATP (Adenine Triphosphate). ATP is the organic, molecular Bit-Coin currency of all living systems. For the most part this energy-currency based on ATP Bit Coins is solar powered.
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Sunday, December 1, 2019
Amino Acid Codex Signal Dice
Amino Acids are essentially the Lego's of Life. There are about 1000 Amino Acids in all, that have been found and artificially added to cells. But only 22 or proteinogenic. Usually 20 are exposed to high school biology students. The elite 22 are directly coded by codons on the mRNA. Others come about by modification. Nonetheless these 22 molecules are the animated part of the cell that does much of the work.
The dots represent the carbon within each Amino Acid. Except for Proline, Proline is special. There is always one black sheep in the family. Likewise there is one Amino Acid that acts differently.
First of all, a more grounded way to think of Amino Acids is to think of them as Fairy Fibers. In essence, Fairies are made up of 22 different fibers. In this analogy Fairies are Proteins. Thus there are a nearly an infinite number of Fairies that can be made within a cell. Once a Molecular Fairy is made within a cell it does magic, also known as work. Some Fairies rearrange chemical bonds with magic wands (active sites), while other Fairies transport materials. Many Fairies send signals to others, or wear more than one tiara.
The key is that Fairies in your cells are similar to the Fairies in your cat or the Fairies of a potato. The Fairies that turn sugar into ATP are similar all across the board from those found in mushrooms to cells of your eye balls. Remember that Molecular Fairies are made up of amino acids.
And when they were naming Amino Acids they could have called them Carboxyl Bases. Or maybe Amino Bases? Amino-Carboxyl Acid-Bases? The thing about Amino Acids is that they are both Acids and Bases, kind of like hermaphrodites. In fact they are called Zwitter Ions, which means Double Gender or Hermaphrodite Ions in German. So in direct English they are Hermaphroditic Ions, or maybe Gender-Bender Ions, or Inter-Sexed Ions?
Saturday, November 30, 2019
Stop Sign Codons for Protein Genesis
Street signs are a special kind of vexilloid. Although they are not made of fabric they convey information in a manner like a flag. Street signs are even held of the ground like flags. Instead of poles, they have a standard type big boy erector set kind of 'pole.'
Perhaps the most famous kind of street sign is the stop sign. Its unique eight sided octagonal shape is distinguished. In the image above the stop sign motif is combined with bioalchemy. Bioalchemy is the cool term for biochemistry.
The three standard stop codons are made into street signs: UGA, UAA, and UAG. Also a mnemonic is added. UGA's mnemonic is U Get Ata'here. UAA's mnemonic is U Are Ata'here. And finally, UAG's is U Are Gone.
Also note the start codon for proteins is AUG, which is like saying "Aye You Guys!" There is a dated saying like this with PBS's Television Workshop from the late 1970s. More famously from the Goonies, this was Sloth's catch phrase...sort of. I think he said Hey but were changing it to Aey, it's a mulligan.
Below is the Elemental Table of Proteinogenic Amino Acids:
Perhaps the most famous kind of street sign is the stop sign. Its unique eight sided octagonal shape is distinguished. In the image above the stop sign motif is combined with bioalchemy. Bioalchemy is the cool term for biochemistry.
The three standard stop codons are made into street signs: UGA, UAA, and UAG. Also a mnemonic is added. UGA's mnemonic is U Get Ata'here. UAA's mnemonic is U Are Ata'here. And finally, UAG's is U Are Gone.
Also note the start codon for proteins is AUG, which is like saying "Aye You Guys!" There is a dated saying like this with PBS's Television Workshop from the late 1970s. More famously from the Goonies, this was Sloth's catch phrase...sort of. I think he said Hey but were changing it to Aey, it's a mulligan.
Below is the Elemental Table of Proteinogenic Amino Acids:
Thursday, November 28, 2019
Amino Acid Tyrosine Flag: Y Flag or Tyr
The Tyrosine flag uses the colours orange, light blue, pink, and black. The orange and cyan stripe along the hoist refer to the number 25. Reason being orange is coded to 2 and cyan is coded to 5 in colour metrics. Together these numbers represent the 25th letter of the alphabet, which is also the one letter abbreviation for Tyrosine.
The pink square field indicates that Tyrosine has an alcohol component in its R-Group. Since oxygen is usually red and hydrogen is white in most models, when you combine those colours they make pink. The seven black dots indicate that amino acid Y has seven carbons in its R-Group. And since there are four black dots in the corners of the pink square this indicates that Amino Acid Y has a ring structure. In fact it is aromatic.
Tyr is the three letter abbreviation. And Tyr was discovered in 1846 by German chemist Justus von Liebig in cheese. Although is has an alcohol as a component, you will not get drunk from consuming this amino acid.
Tyrosine gets its name from cheese, since tyri is Greek for cheese. Thus nick names for this cheese could be: Cheesine, Kraftosine, Velveetisine, Cheddarsine, Quesosine, Formagiosine, Cheezusine, Kasesine (German), Syrsine (Russian), Jabanisine (Arabic), Pomaisine (Vietnamese), Ostsine (Swedish), Sajtosine (Hungarian), Juustosine (Finnish), and Jabinisine (Swahili).
τυροσίνη=Greek for Tyrosine
The pink square field indicates that Tyrosine has an alcohol component in its R-Group. Since oxygen is usually red and hydrogen is white in most models, when you combine those colours they make pink. The seven black dots indicate that amino acid Y has seven carbons in its R-Group. And since there are four black dots in the corners of the pink square this indicates that Amino Acid Y has a ring structure. In fact it is aromatic.
Tyr is the three letter abbreviation. And Tyr was discovered in 1846 by German chemist Justus von Liebig in cheese. Although is has an alcohol as a component, you will not get drunk from consuming this amino acid.
Tyrosine gets its name from cheese, since tyri is Greek for cheese. Thus nick names for this cheese could be: Cheesine, Kraftosine, Velveetisine, Cheddarsine, Quesosine, Formagiosine, Cheezusine, Kasesine (German), Syrsine (Russian), Jabanisine (Arabic), Pomaisine (Vietnamese), Ostsine (Swedish), Sajtosine (Hungarian), Juustosine (Finnish), and Jabinisine (Swahili).
τυροσίνη=Greek for Tyrosine
Amino Acid Tryptophan Flag: W Flag or Trp
Happy Thanksgiving. It's the most popular amino acid of the them all: Tryptophan. Today several million Americans will invoke the name of Amino Acid W, better known Tryptophan. It will be name dropped on the television news today. Yet, very few will remember that it is only one of 21 other amino acids that will be consumed today.
The flag for Tryptophan uses the colours orange, yellow, white, and blue. It fills up the square field completely and harmoniously. There are 9 carbons in the R-Group, thus there are 9 white dots. The field is blue because the R-Group contains a nitrogen.
Along the hoist is an orange and yellow stripe that refers to one letter abbreviation for this amino acid: W. Orange is coded to 2 and yellow is coded to 3 in colour metrics, because orange is the 2nd colour and yellow is the 3 colour of the common spectrum. Together these number make 23 and W is the 23rd letter of the alphabet.
Freddy Hopkins discovered this famous Turkey Day amino acid in 1901. Fred was from the UK.
The flag for Tryptophan uses the colours orange, yellow, white, and blue. It fills up the square field completely and harmoniously. There are 9 carbons in the R-Group, thus there are 9 white dots. The field is blue because the R-Group contains a nitrogen.
Along the hoist is an orange and yellow stripe that refers to one letter abbreviation for this amino acid: W. Orange is coded to 2 and yellow is coded to 3 in colour metrics, because orange is the 2nd colour and yellow is the 3 colour of the common spectrum. Together these number make 23 and W is the 23rd letter of the alphabet.
Freddy Hopkins discovered this famous Turkey Day amino acid in 1901. Fred was from the UK.
Amino Acid Valine Flag: V Flag or Val Flag
The Valine flag uses the colours orange, black and white. The white dots on the black field indicate three carbons make up the functional R-Group. The dots also illustrate the geometric arrangement of the atoms in the branched V shape.
The orange stripes along the hoist relate to the number 22, because V is the 22nd number. Reason being, orange is the 2nd colour of the common rainbow. Thus it reads 2 and 2. Also black is the assigned contrast indicator. If the thin black contrast stripe was not present it would appear to be one orange block.
Amino Acid V was discovered by wonder biological alchemist Hermann Emil Fischer in the year 1901, Germany.
Valine is an essential ingredient to maintain stemcells that make blood.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Amino Acid Selenocystine: U Flag or Sec Flag
The orange field is unique for amino acid flags, since only one R-Group uses this rare transitional element.
Amino Acid U was discovered by a New Yorker, Thressa Stadtman sat the National Institutes of Health. Its discovery dates back to 1954 but name dates to 1959.
Amino Acid Treonine Flag: T Flag or Thr Flag
The black and white stripes relate to the one letter abbreviation for Threonine, which is T. Since the letter T is the 20th letter of the alphabet the colour metric for 20 is used: orange represents one, while white represents zero.
Since this R-Group has two carbons, there are two black dots. Also the field is pink as to indicate there is an alcohol in the amino acid T. Pink is used to represent alcohol because in most models oxygen is usually red and hydrogen usually white: together, red with white makes pink.
Amino Acid Serine Flag: S Flag or Ser Flag
Emil Cramer of Germany discovered Serine in 1865 within silk. Consequently Serines name is based upon the Latin word for silk: sericum. Thus nicknames for Serine: Silknine, Metaxiline (Greek), Seidenine (German), Soiesine (French), Shelkisine (Russian), Sutrasine (Indonesian), Sedasine (Spanish), Setasine (Italian), and most importantly Seesine (Chinese)
Amino Acid Arginine Flag: R Flag or Arg Flag
The flag for Arginine uses the colours red, black, blue and white. The horizontal stripes along the hoist code to the number 18. Reason being red is coded to 1 and black is coded to 8 in colour metrics. The field is blue, so this indicates that Nitrogen is in the R-Group. Amino Acid R has three Nitrogens in its R-Group. The four dots also indicate that there are four Carbons on the R-Group. The position of the dots also indicate that there three of the Carbons are connected while one is on its own.
A team by the name of Ernst & Ernst discovered amino acid R in 1886. It was discovered in yellow lupin seedlings in Germany. Since this amino acid had a silvery colour when studied by team Ernst they get it a silver prefix name. Thus the fun nick names for this amino acid would be:
Silvernine = English
Yinine = Chinese
Kumisnine = Kazakh
Silbernine = German
Platanine = Spanish
Mongonine = Mongolian
Zilvernine = Dutch
Argentinine = French
Srebronin = Polish
Ngeinine = Thai
Chaandeenine = Hindi
Asiminine = Greek
Grumusine = Turkish
Bacnine = Vietnamese
Ginine = Japanese
Euninine = Korean
Hopeanine = Finnish
Ezustnine = Hungarian
Roopanine = Bangla
Zilarranine = Basque
Fidanine = Arabic
Pilaknine = Filipino
A team by the name of Ernst & Ernst discovered amino acid R in 1886. It was discovered in yellow lupin seedlings in Germany. Since this amino acid had a silvery colour when studied by team Ernst they get it a silver prefix name. Thus the fun nick names for this amino acid would be:
Silvernine = English
Yinine = Chinese
Kumisnine = Kazakh
Silbernine = German
Platanine = Spanish
Mongonine = Mongolian
Zilvernine = Dutch
Argentinine = French
Srebronin = Polish
Ngeinine = Thai
Chaandeenine = Hindi
Asiminine = Greek
Grumusine = Turkish
Bacnine = Vietnamese
Ginine = Japanese
Euninine = Korean
Hopeanine = Finnish
Ezustnine = Hungarian
Roopanine = Bangla
Zilarranine = Basque
Fidanine = Arabic
Pilaknine = Filipino
Amino Acid Gultamine Flag: Q Flag or Glu Flag
Along the hoist are three stripes: a thick red and purple stripe. These stripes code to the number 17, which reflects the letter Q, which is the one letter symbol for Glutamine. The three letter abbreviation is Gln.
Amino Acid Proline Flag: P Flag or Pro Flag
The flag for Proline uses the colours red, blue, white, and black. The white dots represent the number of carbon atoms in the R-Group. But for Proline a blue dot is included since this amino acid P makes a ring structure with the root group. Usually only carbons are represented by dots, but since Proline bends back to the root at the Nitrogen atom its gets representation on the field. Proline is special indeed, it is the only amino acid to do this.
The red and dark blue stripes on the hoist code to the number 16, which represents the 16th letter of the alphabet P, which is one letter abbreviation for the amino acid. Proline also has a three letter abbreviation: Pro.
Amino Acid P was discovered in Germany in 1900 by of Richard Martin Willstätte.
Amino Acid Pyrrolysine Flag: O Flag or Pyl Flag
The Flag for Pyrrolysine uses the colours red, cyan, green, and white. This amino acid is not found in humans, but only in prokaryotes. Since the R-Group has 10 Carbons, there are 10 dot (4+4+2=10). The field is green since it is in a class of its own. It has a ring structure, oxygen, and nitrogen. The nitrogens of the R-group outnumber the oxygens, thus it is a green colour rather than purple. The red and cyan stripe related to the number 15 in colour metrics. And the letter O is 15th number of the alphabet and the single letter abbreviation for this amino acid.
This amino acid was recently discovered in the USA 2002 by Joseph A. Krzychi and Michael K. Chan. Usually the codon UGA is usually a stop signal for making a protein, but for special bacteria and archaea, UGA codes for amino acid O. Effectively this newbie amino acid is only 17 years old, as of 2019. But in the big picture, it is an ancient building block (much older than than the modern human form) that has been used for millions of years by prokaryotes, especially those that make methane. Accordingly when people try to ignite their flatulence, they can thank these microscopic critters that live in your gut.
This amino acid was recently discovered in the USA 2002 by Joseph A. Krzychi and Michael K. Chan. Usually the codon UGA is usually a stop signal for making a protein, but for special bacteria and archaea, UGA codes for amino acid O. Effectively this newbie amino acid is only 17 years old, as of 2019. But in the big picture, it is an ancient building block (much older than than the modern human form) that has been used for millions of years by prokaryotes, especially those that make methane. Accordingly when people try to ignite their flatulence, they can thank these microscopic critters that live in your gut.
Amino Acid Asparagine Flag - N Flag or Asn Flag
The flag for Asparagine uses the colours red, green, white, and purple. The two white dots represent the number of Carbon atoms in the R-Group. Since the field is purple this means that the R-Group has Nitrogen and Oxygen. Reason being Nitrogen is usually represented by the colour blue, as the sky is blue and Nitrogen is the most dominant gas. Oxygen is associated with red since blood turns bright red when oxygenated.
The two vertical stripes by the hoist are red and green which is colour coded to the letter N, which is the one letter abbreviation for Asparagine. Asparagine also has a three letter abbreviation: Asn. Red is coded to 1 and green is coded to 4. Together they make 14; and N is the 14th letter in the alphabet.
Asparagine was first discovered in France in 1806 by two French chemists: Louis Nicolas Vauquelin and Pierre Jean Robiquet. As amino acid N suggests it was discovered in asparagus. Asn was in fact the first amino acid that was isolated.
The two vertical stripes by the hoist are red and green which is colour coded to the letter N, which is the one letter abbreviation for Asparagine. Asparagine also has a three letter abbreviation: Asn. Red is coded to 1 and green is coded to 4. Together they make 14; and N is the 14th letter in the alphabet.
Asparagine was first discovered in France in 1806 by two French chemists: Louis Nicolas Vauquelin and Pierre Jean Robiquet. As amino acid N suggests it was discovered in asparagus. Asn was in fact the first amino acid that was isolated.
Amino Acid Methionine Flag: M Flag or Met Flag
The Methionine flag uses the colours red, yellow, black and mustard-yellow. The vertical stripes along the hoist refer to letter M, which is the single letter abbreviation for this amino acid. The letter M is represented by red and yellow since these two colours make up the number 13 in colour metrics and M is the 13th letter in the alphabet. Red is the first colour of the rainbow, so it represents 1. Yellow is the third colour of the rainbow, so it represents 3.
Methionine has sulfur in its R-Group. Consequently the field in mustard-yellow. Pure sulfur power is yellow, and if you ever smelled that rotten egg smell, it is due to this amino acid. These sulfur amino acids make up proteins in our hair, and if ever got a perm you would have smelled that eggy stink. It comes about in the breaking of sulfur bonds in ones hair.
Methionine is famous in biology class because the codon is a START signal to create a new protein from the 22 known amino acids; or rather a protein-fairy from the known 22 fairy fibers. Once the protein (fairy) is finished it will do cellular magic and make life possible.
Methionine has sulfur in its R-Group. Consequently the field in mustard-yellow. Pure sulfur power is yellow, and if you ever smelled that rotten egg smell, it is due to this amino acid. These sulfur amino acids make up proteins in our hair, and if ever got a perm you would have smelled that eggy stink. It comes about in the breaking of sulfur bonds in ones hair.
Methionine is famous in biology class because the codon is a START signal to create a new protein from the 22 known amino acids; or rather a protein-fairy from the known 22 fairy fibers. Once the protein (fairy) is finished it will do cellular magic and make life possible.
Amino Acid Leucine Flag: L Flag or Leu Flag
The Leucine Flag uses the colours white, red, orange, and black. The vertical stripes by the hoist refer to the 12th letter of the alphabet, which is L. And L is the one letter symbol for Leucine. Leucine also has a three letter abbreviation: Lys. Why do the colours red and orange represent L? Since red is the first colour of the standard rainbow it represents the number 1. Likewise the second colour of the typical rainbow is orange. Put them together in colour metrics and they represent 12.
On the field are four dots that reflect the number of carbon atoms in the R-Group, which gives each amino acid its personality. The pattern is also reflective of L's structure. The bottom dot represents this amino acids connection to the root of COCON, while the upper part represent the branching pattern outwards. Note that Hydrogens are ignored in this flag as well.
The primary disease associated with amino acid is Maple Syrup Urine Disease, which is an inherited disease. People with this disorder can not break down branched amino acids like Leucine, among others. This can lead to death if not treated properly. The treatment is a careful diet regulation and ultimately a liver transplant.
On the field are four dots that reflect the number of carbon atoms in the R-Group, which gives each amino acid its personality. The pattern is also reflective of L's structure. The bottom dot represents this amino acids connection to the root of COCON, while the upper part represent the branching pattern outwards. Note that Hydrogens are ignored in this flag as well.
The primary disease associated with amino acid is Maple Syrup Urine Disease, which is an inherited disease. People with this disorder can not break down branched amino acids like Leucine, among others. This can lead to death if not treated properly. The treatment is a careful diet regulation and ultimately a liver transplant.
Amino Acid Lysine Flag: K Flag or Lys Flag
The flag for Lysine uses the common colours of red, white, and blue. And no, these colours don't run. But they can dissolve in water. The square blue field indicates that Nitrogen is present in the R-Group. There is only one Nitrogen to be exact. Also the four dots indicate four Carbons in the R-Group. The patterns also demonstrates the singular long chain structure.
Along the hoist are two vertical red stripes and one thin white stripe. This pattern refers to the fact that the official single letter symbol for Lysine is K. Why not 'L'? Because 'L' is taken by another amino acid: Leucine. To decode the hoist stripes, K is coded to the number 11 because it is the 11th letter of the alphabet and the number 1 is coded to red. Why red? Because the first colour of the standard rainbow is red. Thus two red stripes symbolize 11. And white is assigned contrast indicator, so the white stripe brings contrast, otherwise it'd just look one one red block.
K'lysine was discovered in 1902 by two German alchemists Emil Fischer and Fritz Weigert. Fischer is perhaps more famous for his eponymous Fischer Projections of molecules. Just think of the those diagrams as having fishing lines between atoms and such. Emil is also the founder-highest of high alchemists of IUPAC, since it was his idea.
Lysine became famous in 1993 in the movie Jurrasic Park. It was mentioned as the kill switch, which was a required supplement needed for their survival. So when they cloned the dinosaurs the Jurassigineers disabled the dinosaurs metabolic ability to make Lysine. But as you know, nature has a way of overcoming barriers. Life made it to Hawaii long before humans did, after all.
Along the hoist are two vertical red stripes and one thin white stripe. This pattern refers to the fact that the official single letter symbol for Lysine is K. Why not 'L'? Because 'L' is taken by another amino acid: Leucine. To decode the hoist stripes, K is coded to the number 11 because it is the 11th letter of the alphabet and the number 1 is coded to red. Why red? Because the first colour of the standard rainbow is red. Thus two red stripes symbolize 11. And white is assigned contrast indicator, so the white stripe brings contrast, otherwise it'd just look one one red block.
K'lysine was discovered in 1902 by two German alchemists Emil Fischer and Fritz Weigert. Fischer is perhaps more famous for his eponymous Fischer Projections of molecules. Just think of the those diagrams as having fishing lines between atoms and such. Emil is also the founder-highest of high alchemists of IUPAC, since it was his idea.
Lysine became famous in 1993 in the movie Jurrasic Park. It was mentioned as the kill switch, which was a required supplement needed for their survival. So when they cloned the dinosaurs the Jurassigineers disabled the dinosaurs metabolic ability to make Lysine. But as you know, nature has a way of overcoming barriers. Life made it to Hawaii long before humans did, after all.
Amino Acid Isoluecine Flag: Ile Flag or I Flag
The Isoleucine flag uses the colours pink, white, and black. The black square field indicates there are neither Nitrogens nor Oxygens in the R-Group, only Carbon (Hydrogens are ignored). The order of the dots also reflects the structure. The lowest dot represents the connection point to the COCON root. The two dots along the fly indicate the two carbon stem, while the dot next to pink stripe represents the short, one carbon stem.
The white and pink stripe reflect the letter I. Reason being I is the 9th letter in the alphabet and the number 9 is represented by the colour pink in colour metrics.
Isoleucine was discovered in Germany in the year 1903 by Felix Ehrlich. Perhaps the most famous disease linked to amino acid I is Maple Syrup Urine Disease. Although the name may sound funny, the consequences are deadly if not treated properly. As the name implies, MSUD, is when ones urine smells like maple syrup.
The white and pink stripe reflect the letter I. Reason being I is the 9th letter in the alphabet and the number 9 is represented by the colour pink in colour metrics.
Isoleucine was discovered in Germany in the year 1903 by Felix Ehrlich. Perhaps the most famous disease linked to amino acid I is Maple Syrup Urine Disease. Although the name may sound funny, the consequences are deadly if not treated properly. As the name implies, MSUD, is when ones urine smells like maple syrup.
Amino Acid Histidine Flag: His Flag or H Flag
The Histidine flag uses the colours black, white, and blue. The square blue field indicates it has Nitrogen in its R-Group (2 Nitrogens to be exact). The four white dots indicate that there are 4 carbons in the R-Group. Since carbons are the 'most important' atom in living system, they get chief representation in dots in Amino Acid Dice Symbols. The vertical white and black stripe along the hoist represent the letter H. The letter H is represented by white and black stripe, because H is the 8th letter of the alphabet and 8 is represented by black in colour metrics. The four white carbon dots in the corner also indicate that this amino acid has a ring structure, thus making aromatic whereby electrons are shared in dreidel like fashion.
Histidine was first discovered in Germany in 1896 by two doctors: Albrecht Kossel and Sven Gustaf Hedin. The three letter abbreviation is His, but for gender equity sake you can also use Her. H is often used as 'proton shuttle' which means its like a UPS delivery relay runner for protons.
Histamine is the most famous cousin of Histidine, a slightly modified version of the amino acid Her. After all a female UPS driver can work just as hard and fast a male UPS driver, and without the obsessive need to check sports scores.
Histidine was first discovered in Germany in 1896 by two doctors: Albrecht Kossel and Sven Gustaf Hedin. The three letter abbreviation is His, but for gender equity sake you can also use Her. H is often used as 'proton shuttle' which means its like a UPS delivery relay runner for protons.
Histamine is the most famous cousin of Histidine, a slightly modified version of the amino acid Her. After all a female UPS driver can work just as hard and fast a male UPS driver, and without the obsessive need to check sports scores.
Amino Acid Glycine Flag: Gly Flag or G Flag
The Glycine flag uses the colours white and purple. The larger white square field towards the fly indicates that there are no carbons in the R-Group. In fact only a single hydrogen atom makes up the R-Group. Essentially it is a single amino acid stem COCON with a hydrogen attached to it, make it the Solo Hydro Amino Acid. Amino Acid flag usually dice like pattern in the field but Glycine is blank. If you ever played with a chemistry model kit, hydogens are usually coloured white, thus a blank white field. Likewise white light from the Sun is formed from the fusion of hydrogen into heavier elements.
The purple vertical stripe indicates the letter G, which is the single letter symbol for this amino acid. Why is purple associated with G? Because the seventh colour of the rainbow is purple and the letter G is the seventh letter of the alphabet.
Glycine was discovered in France in the year 1820 by Henri Baconnot. Braconnot was one of the early pioneers who was able to turn wood, cotton, and straw into table sugar. He also discovered that fungi contian chitin.
The purple vertical stripe indicates the letter G, which is the single letter symbol for this amino acid. Why is purple associated with G? Because the seventh colour of the rainbow is purple and the letter G is the seventh letter of the alphabet.
Glycine was discovered in France in the year 1820 by Henri Baconnot. Braconnot was one of the early pioneers who was able to turn wood, cotton, and straw into table sugar. He also discovered that fungi contian chitin.
Amino Acid Phenylalanine Flag: Phe Flag or F Flag
Phe was discovered in 1879 by Ernst Schulez who was born in Saxony, Germany. When Schulez was in Switzerland's Zürich, his team discovered Phenylalanine. Also note the name resembles the amino acid Alanine. Thus Phenyl-Alanine is simply single Alanine with a Phenyl group attached to it; they could have called it Alaphenyline. You can think of the central dot on the field being the lone Alanine carbon, while the 'six' of dots represents the aromatic ringlike Phenyl part.
Phenylalanine may have made its most famous footnote the public mind during high school biology, if you studied inherited rare genetic diseases. The genetic disorder associated with Phenylalanine is known as PKU. Perhaps the most famous person associated with this order is Pearl S. Buck. Pearl had a daughter who suffered from this affliction. Basically persons with PKU have an inability to process this amino acid. After a while it builds up in their system and leads to mental retardation. Then in 1934 a Norwegian physician Ivar Asbjørn Følling came to understand this disease. Finally in 1954, Horst Bickel, Evelyn Hickmans and John Gerrard discovered how to treat this disorder with a special diet that did not include Phenylalanine, which lead to recovery and allowed persons born with this inherited genetic disease to stay mentally healthy. About 30,000 people in the USA have PKU, which means they have a limited diet. The hard part is, during childhood and adolescence, PKU persons get picked on for not being able to eat 'normal' food. Most people are aware of people who shouldn't eat Gluten, but PKU people have a more restrictive diet and the consequences for eating standard food is debilitating. Basically PKU people are Obligate Vegans or Natural Herbivores.
Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Amino Acid Glutamic Acid Flag: Glu or E Flag
Since E is the 5th letter and cyan (sky blue or blue) is the 5th colour of the rainbow, it is utilized as a colour metric indicator.
This amino acid was discovered in1866, by the German chemist Karl Heinrich Ritthausen. On a more familiar note, most people are familiar with the flavor of this amino acid when you eat Chinese food. Glutamic Acid forms a salt what give food its certain 'Chinese' flavor, which is known as 'unmami.'
Perhaps if the didn't call it MSG it would be less scary. People eat with the eyes as they do with their ears. People don't like eating pig, but eating pork sound better. Since MSG has sodium, it is a special king of salt. So a better name for MSG would be sun-salt, since it was discovered in Japan after all.
The Asp Flag, Amino Acid Aspartic Acid
If you ever played with a chemistry model set, Oxygen is usually coloured red, as it is in most diagrams. The reason being is that oxygen rich blood carries a lot of oxygen. Thus red has been chosen to represent oxygen. There are two white dots that represents the two carbons in the R-Group.
Along the hoist are two vertical stripes of white and green, which are coded to the letter D. The single letter abbreviation for Apartic Acid is D, while the three letter abbreviation is Asp. D is represented by the colour green since green and D are the fourth value of their respective orders. Green is the 4th colour of the rainbow and D is the fourth letter in the alphabet. The white stripe is a zero indicator to show that this is indeed letter, since letters in colour metrics are represented by two colours, which read as 04.
The Asp was discovered in 1827 by a wonder duo of two French scientists: Auguste-Arthur Plisson and Étienne Ossian Henry.
Amino Acid Cystine Flag: Cys or C
The flag for Cystine uses the colours white, yellow, mustard-yellow, and black. The field of mustard yellow indicates that this amino acid contains sulfur. The single black dot indicates there is only one carbon in its functional group. Along the hoist is a white and yellow vertical stripe.
This stripes are coded to the letter C according to colour metrics. Reason being, yellow is the third colour of the rainbow and C is the third letter of the alphabet. Also C is the short, short hand notation for Cystine. The three letter abbreviation is Cys.
You can blame this amino acid for the rotten egg smell and the stinky smell at perms. When hair is being permed, the process breaks down the sulfur in ones hair. The result is that poopey smell that you may have noticed at the hair dresser. Sure, they try to mask it with sweet perfumes, but you can't hide that eggy smell when these amino acids are broken down.
This amino acid was discovered in 1810 by William Hyde Wollaston. Wollaston also discovered Palladium and Rhodium.
This stripes are coded to the letter C according to colour metrics. Reason being, yellow is the third colour of the rainbow and C is the third letter of the alphabet. Also C is the short, short hand notation for Cystine. The three letter abbreviation is Cys.
You can blame this amino acid for the rotten egg smell and the stinky smell at perms. When hair is being permed, the process breaks down the sulfur in ones hair. The result is that poopey smell that you may have noticed at the hair dresser. Sure, they try to mask it with sweet perfumes, but you can't hide that eggy smell when these amino acids are broken down.
This amino acid was discovered in 1810 by William Hyde Wollaston. Wollaston also discovered Palladium and Rhodium.
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