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Inositol nucleic disc

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	''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are near-flat wheels, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.		''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are near-flat wheels, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.

	With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256 ~~combinations~~. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among [[amono]] is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.		With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among [[amono]] is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.

	INDs are ''highly'' mutation-resistant as a result of their chemical stability. However, genetic repair enzymes on Maaya are much less efficient than their CEVO group equivalents (the biological unit group that includes World and Earth cells), making it easier for a mutation to slip through and become a permanent, inheritable part of the genome.		INDs are ''highly'' mutation-resistant as a result of their chemical stability. However, genetic repair enzymes on Maaya are much less efficient than their CEVO group equivalents (the biological unit group that includes World and Earth cells), making it easier for a mutation to slip through and become a permanent, inheritable part of the genome.

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	! colspan="2" \|Energy storage		! colspan="2" \|Energy storage
	\| colspan="4" \|ATP		\| colspan="4" \|ATP
	\|~~Sphrigocalin (binds 3 potassium ions for energy storage)~~		\|Sphrigonatrin
	\|Polyphosphate chains		\|Polyphosphate chains
	\|[[~~wikipedia~~:~~Pyrroloquinoline quinone~~\|~~Pyrroloquinoline quinone~~]]		\|[[Wikipedia:Flavin mononucleotide\|Flavin mononucleotide]]
	\|[[Wikipedia:Guanosine triphosphate\|GTP]]		\|[[Wikipedia:Guanosine triphosphate\|GTP]]
	\|[[~~wikipedia~~:~~Corrin~~\|~~Corrin~~]]~~-like molecule, redox based~~		\|[[Wikipedia:hydrazine\|Hydrazine]]
	\|?		\|?
	\|Pyrroloquinoline quinone		\|Pyrroloquinoline quinone
	\|~~Polyphosphate chains~~		\|?
	\|-		\|-
	! rowspan="2" \|Chirality of...		! rowspan="2" \|Chirality of...
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	Due to the very nature of NPC's data storage, high temperatures and strong magnetic fields might tear apart the genome, leading to effects similar to radiation exposure.		Due to the very nature of NPC's data storage, high temperatures and strong magnetic fields might tear apart the genome, leading to effects similar to radiation exposure.

			== Energy storage ==

			=== Flavin mononucleotide ===
			Flavin mononucleotide is used in Kanno as an energy carrier. It is a redox carrier: it stores energy as FMNH<sub>2</sub>, and releases it by reoxidising back into FMN. The high oxygen atmosphere of Kanno contributes to the use of FMN as molecular oxygen is the terminal electron acceptor, guaranteeing continuous energy turnover. A byproduct of the O<sub>2</sub> reduction involved in this metabolic process is reactive oxygen species. This is counteracted by antioxidative metabolic processes which have evolved independently several times in nearly all taxa of Kanno. One of these, almost universal in all Kannoan flora, is lycopene, generated abundantly by the native flora of the planet as both a photosynthetic pigment and an antioxidant. Many herbivorous species are dependent on lycopene as a result, and have de-evolved ancestral, less efficient antioxidative systems.

			=== Hydrazine ===
			Hydrazine (N<sub>2</sub>H<sub>4</sub>) is the energy storage molecule used by the biota of Arai. It oxidises to molecular nitrogen as its terminal reaction, which itself is what Arai life depends on for respiration, thereby completing a metabolic loop.

			=== Polyphosphate chains ===
			Polyphosphates are the energy storage macromolecules used in the biota of Celiane. They are inorganic polymers with several points of cleavage, whose energy potential scales with their length. Any number of units may be cleaved at once, a mechanism exploited by zoabiota for precise energy spending and control. Phosphorus is therefore central to Zoan life, and is both a high-importance dietary requirement and the main metabolic waste product.

			=== Sphrigocalcin ===
			Life on Maaya utilises a specialised molecule named ''sphrigocalcin'' for energy storage. It binds three calcium ions which are then spent by releasing them into the cytoplasm. Maayan life therefore has a high need for calcium salts. Due to its high metabolic priority, Maayan life has evolved extremely efficient calcium recycling systems, and as such is rarely excreted. Sphrigocalcin itself is heavier than ATP, and its ratio of energy-per-mass is lower. Maayan life compensates by having larger, more specialised proteins which accomplish more tasks at once for less energy spent. The large 26-amino-acid proteome of maiabiota is likely a result of this energy constraint.
	[[Category:Biology]]		[[Category:Biology]]
	[[Category:Biochemistry]]		[[Category:Biochemistry]]

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Nucleic laminar polymer

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	NLPs ('''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymers), chiefly ''genetic tape'' or ''genetic laminar'', are the main [[Kanno\|Kannoan]] and [[Clannad\|Clannadian]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are long, flat molecular ribbons that store information through patterns utilising two chemicals, the ''bases''. These bases form two- (in simpler organisms) to six-base-wide lines (in most multicellular life) that go horizontally across the tape's width.		NLPs ('''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymers), chiefly ''genetic tape'' or ''genetic laminar'', are the main [[Kanno\|Kannoan]] and [[Clannad\|Clannadian]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are long, flat molecular ribbons that store information through patterns utilising two chemicals, the ''bases''. These bases form two- (in simpler organisms) to six-base-wide lines (in most multicellular life) that go horizontally across the tape's width.

	An important distinguishing factor of NLPs is their continuous-pattern genomes: each line in the genetic code influences the next. Sequences of lines form semi-predictable combinations, owing to the tendency of their bases to form labyrinthine chemical patterns. This pattern-based structure is inherently self-healing, in that, were a mutation to occur, enzymes would rapidly recognise it and rearrange the molecules to match the surrounding pattern. However, this system is not perfect, and lines that are "close enough" to matching ~~the surrounding pattern~~ are left as-is. This provides the NLPs with ample room to mutate and adapt to environmental constraints.		An important distinguishing factor of NLPs is their continuous-pattern genomes: each line in the genetic code influences the next. Sequences of lines form semi-predictable combinations, owing to the tendency of their bases to form labyrinthine chemical patterns. This pattern-based structure is inherently self-healing, in that, were a mutation to occur, enzymes would rapidly recognise it and rearrange the molecules to match the surrounding pattern. However, this system is not perfect, and lines that are "close enough" to matching are left as-is. This provides the NLPs with ample room to mutate and adapt to environmental constraints.

	Kannoan FNLP ('''f'''uco'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses [[wikipedia:Fucose\|fucose]] backbones and 2-aminopyrimidine and 2,4-dioxopyrimidine for data encoding, while Clannadian RNLP ('''r'''ibo'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses ribose backbones, much like RNA. These two biochemistries are fundamentally incompatible:		Kannoan FNLP ('''f'''uco'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses [[wikipedia:Fucose\|fucose]] backbones and 2-aminopyrimidine and 2,4-dioxopyrimidine for data encoding, while Clannadian RNLP ('''r'''ibo'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses ribose backbones, much like RNA. These two biochemistries are fundamentally incompatible:

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Nucleic laminar polymer

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	NLPs ('''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymers), chiefly ''genetic tape'' or ''genetic laminar'', are the main [[Kanno\|Kannoan]] and [[Clannad\|Clannadian]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are long, flat molecular ribbons that store information through patterns utilising two chemicals, the ''bases''. These bases form two- (in simpler organisms) to six-base-wide lines (in most multicellular life) that go horizontally across the tape's width.		NLPs ('''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymers), chiefly ''genetic tape'' or ''genetic laminar'', are the main [[Kanno\|Kannoan]] and [[Clannad\|Clannadian]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are long, flat molecular ribbons that store information through patterns utilising two chemicals, the ''bases''. These bases form two- (in simpler organisms) to six-base-wide lines (in most multicellular life) that go horizontally across the tape's width.

	An important distinguishing factor of NLPs is their continuous-pattern genomes: each line in the genetic code influences the next. Sequences of lines form semi-predictable ~~patterns~~, owing to the tendency of their bases to form labyrinthine chemical patterns. This pattern-based structure is inherently self-healing, in that, were a mutation to occur, enzymes would rapidly recognise it and rearrange the molecules to match the surrounding pattern. However, this system is not perfect, and lines that are "close enough" to matching the surrounding pattern are left as-is. This provides the NLPs with ample room to mutate and adapt to environmental constraints.		An important distinguishing factor of NLPs is their continuous-pattern genomes: each line in the genetic code influences the next. Sequences of lines form semi-predictable combinations, owing to the tendency of their bases to form labyrinthine chemical patterns. This pattern-based structure is inherently self-healing, in that, were a mutation to occur, enzymes would rapidly recognise it and rearrange the molecules to match the surrounding pattern. However, this system is not perfect, and lines that are "close enough" to matching the surrounding pattern are left as-is. This provides the NLPs with ample room to mutate and adapt to environmental constraints.

	Kannoan FNLP ('''f'''uco'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses [[wikipedia:Fucose\|fucose]] backbones and 2-aminopyrimidine and 2,4-dioxopyrimidine for data encoding, while Clannadian RNLP ('''r'''ibo'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses ribose backbones, much like RNA. These two biochemistries are fundamentally incompatible:		Kannoan FNLP ('''f'''uco'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses [[wikipedia:Fucose\|fucose]] backbones and 2-aminopyrimidine and 2,4-dioxopyrimidine for data encoding, while Clannadian RNLP ('''r'''ibo'''n'''ucleic '''l'''aminar '''p'''olymer) uses ribose backbones, much like RNA. These two biochemistries are fundamentally incompatible:

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Inositol nucleic disc

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	=== Inositol nucleic disc ===		=== Inositol nucleic disc ===
	[[File:Genetics-ind.svg\|thumb\|Single IND. Position 2 is depicted darker and longer to denote its importance for hosting the start-stop group.]]		[[File:Genetics-ind.svg\|thumb\|Single IND. Position 2 is depicted darker and longer to denote its importance for hosting the start-stop group.]]
	''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are ~~almost~~-flat ~~discs~~, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.		''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are near-flat wheels, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.

	With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256 combinations. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among [[amono]] is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.		With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256 combinations. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among [[amono]] is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.

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Glyconucleic acid

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	=== Glyconucleic acid ===		=== Glyconucleic acid ===
	[[File:Genetics-gna.svg\|thumb\|Glyconucleic acid.]]		[[File:Genetics-gna.svg\|thumb\|Glyconucleic acid.]]
	GNA ('''g'''lyco'''n'''ucleic '''a'''cid) is the genetic storage polymer used by [[Celiane\|Celianese]] life. It consists of a glycol-phosphate backbone and two discrete nucleobases (2-amino-8-(2-thienyl)purine and [[wikipedia:2-pyridone\|2-pyridone]]), forming [[wikipedia:Watson-Crick pair\|Watson-Crick base pairs]] that ~~form~~ 4-base codons. This means that life in Celiane produces the fewest number of amino acids of any known biochemistry by far (only 12: [[wikipedia:Gly\|Gly]], [[wikipedia:Proline\|Pro]], [[wikipedia:Cys\|Cys]], [[wikipedia:Histidine\|His]], [[wikipedia:Serine\|Ser]], [[wikipedia:Alanine\|Ala]], [[wikipedia:Leucine\|Leu]], [[wikipedia:Glutamic acid\|Glu]], [[wikipedia:Arginine\|Arg]], [[wikipedia:Tyrosine\|Tyr]], [[wikipedia:Gln\|Gln]], [[wikipedia:Valine\|Val]]). The lack of amino acids is compensated by other macromolecules and cofactors (vitamins, minerals, organometallic compounds) filling the same niches.		GNA ('''g'''lyco'''n'''ucleic '''a'''cid) is the genetic storage polymer used by [[Celiane\|Celianese]] life. It consists of a glycol-phosphate backbone and two discrete nucleobases (2-amino-8-(2-thienyl)purine and [[wikipedia:2-pyridone\|2-pyridone]]), forming [[wikipedia:Watson-Crick pair\|Watson-Crick base pairs]] that combine into 4-base codons. This means that life in Celiane produces the fewest number of amino acids of any known biochemistry by far (only 12: [[wikipedia:Gly\|Gly]], [[wikipedia:Proline\|Pro]], [[wikipedia:Cys\|Cys]], [[wikipedia:Histidine\|His]], [[wikipedia:Serine\|Ser]], [[wikipedia:Alanine\|Ala]], [[wikipedia:Leucine\|Leu]], [[wikipedia:Glutamic acid\|Glu]], [[wikipedia:Arginine\|Arg]], [[wikipedia:Tyrosine\|Tyr]], [[wikipedia:Gln\|Gln]], [[wikipedia:Valine\|Val]]). The lack of amino acids is compensated by other macromolecules and cofactors (vitamins, minerals, organometallic compounds) filling the same niches.

	As a result of this, Celianese organisms' biological processes tend to be strikingly different:		As a result of this, Celianese organisms' biological processes tend to be strikingly different:

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	\|Polyphosphate chains		\|Polyphosphate chains
	\|[[wikipedia:Pyrroloquinoline quinone\|Pyrroloquinoline quinone]]		\|[[wikipedia:Pyrroloquinoline quinone\|Pyrroloquinoline quinone]]
	\|[[Wikipedia:~~GTP~~\|GTP]]		\|[[Wikipedia:Guanosine triphosphate\|GTP]]
	\|[[wikipedia:Corrin\|Corrin]]-like molecule, redox based		\|[[wikipedia:Corrin\|Corrin]]-like molecule, redox based
	\|?		\|?

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Genetic storage

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	''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are almost-flat discs, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.		''Inositol nucleic discs'' (abbreviated INDs) are the main [[Maaya\|Maayan]] genetic information storage chemical. They are almost-flat discs, a central cyclohexane-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexol (''myo-inositol'') molecule in the middle, with positions 2, 3, 5 and 6 recording information by changing groups ([[wikipedia:Methyl group\|methyl]], [[wikipedia:Amino group\|amino]], [[wikipedia:Carboxyl group\|carboxyl]] and [[wikipedia:Hydroxyl group\|hydroxyl]]). These discs are stacked together in long cylindrical polymers, similar to DNA, linking together in positions 1 and 4 through phosphate groups. Position 2, being axial, serves as a start/stop point for enzymes reading the information.

	With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256 combinations. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among ~~Amono~~ is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.		With 4 states possible per 4 positions, the possible disc combinations add up to a total of 256 combinations. However, despite the large number of combinations, the genome only encodes for around 26 amino acids, with many disc configurations being redundant. This implies that there is a hard limit of possible amino acid biosynthesis pathways. The leading theory is that ancestral lifeforms on Maaya encoded for many more amino acids, but only those with few remained, while every other evolutionary line perished due to exponentially more frequent and deadly protein misfolding and Alzheimer's-like aggregation events. As proteins became bigger and more complex, there were more opportunities for them to synthesise wrong. Even today, one of the top death causes among [[amono]] is ACS (amono cerebrosclerosis, the hardening of brain tissue due to massive protein aggregation), almost as common as cancer.

	INDs are ''highly'' mutation-resistant as a result of their chemical stability. However, genetic repair enzymes on Maaya are much less efficient than their CEVO group equivalents (the biological unit group that includes World and Earth cells), making it easier for a mutation to slip through and become a permanent, inheritable part of the genome.		INDs are ''highly'' mutation-resistant as a result of their chemical stability. However, genetic repair enzymes on Maaya are much less efficient than their CEVO group equivalents (the biological unit group that includes World and Earth cells), making it easier for a mutation to slip through and become a permanent, inheritable part of the genome.
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	[[File:Genetics-fndp.svg\|thumb\|FNDP visualised.]]		[[File:Genetics-fndp.svg\|thumb\|FNDP visualised.]]
	NDPs ('''n'''ucleic '''d'''endro'''p'''olymers), chiefly ''gene-trees'', are the main [[Atahualpa\|Atahualpan]] and [[Enya\|Enyan]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are dendritic polymers that encode information in tridimensional patterns, using [[Wikipedia:Deoxyribose\|deoxyribose]] in Enya and [[Wikipedia:Fuculose\|fuculose]] in Atahualpa as backbones, and about three to four distinct bases for actual storage. The kind of branch encodes the type of amino acid being encoded, with the nucleobases at the ends providing further specification. These patterns (of 3 bases in Enya and 4 in Atahualpa) are somewhat hard to predict, and mutations would be very common, were it not for genetic repair enzymes in these biotas being very efficient. Mutations occur at about the same pace as they do in DNA-based organisms.		NDPs ('''n'''ucleic '''d'''endro'''p'''olymers), chiefly ''gene-trees'', are the main [[Atahualpa\|Atahualpan]] and [[Enya\|Enyan]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are dendritic polymers that encode information in tridimensional patterns, using [[Wikipedia:Deoxyribose\|deoxyribose]] in Enya and [[Wikipedia:Fuculose\|fuculose]] in Atahualpa as backbones, and about three to four distinct bases for actual storage. The kind of branch encodes the type of amino acid being encoded, with the nucleobases at the ends providing further specification. These patterns (of 3 bases in Enya and 4 in Atahualpa) are somewhat hard to predict, and mutations would be very common, were it not for genetic repair enzymes in these biotas being very efficient. Mutations occur at about the same pace as they do in DNA-based organisms.

			Fuculonucleic dendropolymer, being capable of making very complex proteins with the 28 amino acids it encodes for, can also cause problems in the long run. Atavalpobiota suffer from an elevated risk of protein misfolding and aggregation diseases, even more than maiabiota.

	=== Nucleic laminar polymer ===		=== Nucleic laminar polymer ===

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Nucleic dendropolymer

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	=== Nucleic dendropolymer ===		=== Nucleic dendropolymer ===
	[[File:Genetics-fndp.svg\|thumb\|FNDP visualised.]]		[[File:Genetics-fndp.svg\|thumb\|FNDP visualised.]]
	NDPs ('''n'''ucleic '''d'''endro'''p'''olymers), chiefly ''gene-trees'', are the main [[Atahualpa\|Atahualpan]] and [[Enya\|Enyan]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are dendritic polymers that encode information in tridimensional patterns, using [[Wikipedia:Deoxyribose\|deoxyribose]] in Enya and [[Wikipedia:Fuculose\|fuculose]] in Atahualpa as backbones, and about three to four distinct bases for actual storage. These patterns (of 3 bases in Enya and 4 in Atahualpa) are somewhat hard to predict, and mutations would be very common, were it not for genetic repair enzymes in these biotas being very efficient. Mutations occur at about the same pace as they do in DNA-based organisms.		NDPs ('''n'''ucleic '''d'''endro'''p'''olymers), chiefly ''gene-trees'', are the main [[Atahualpa\|Atahualpan]] and [[Enya\|Enyan]] genetic information storage chemicals. They are dendritic polymers that encode information in tridimensional patterns, using [[Wikipedia:Deoxyribose\|deoxyribose]] in Enya and [[Wikipedia:Fuculose\|fuculose]] in Atahualpa as backbones, and about three to four distinct bases for actual storage. The kind of branch encodes the type of amino acid being encoded, with the nucleobases at the ends providing further specification. These patterns (of 3 bases in Enya and 4 in Atahualpa) are somewhat hard to predict, and mutations would be very common, were it not for genetic repair enzymes in these biotas being very efficient. Mutations occur at about the same pace as they do in DNA-based organisms.

	=== Nucleic laminar polymer ===		=== Nucleic laminar polymer ===