The specificity of the genetic code.

The genetic code is a rather arbitrary name. This is a simplified identification label for DNA. Deoxyribonucleic acid is composed of nucleotides. There are four of them. The combination of these nucleotides forms a DNA strand. Even today, we cannot completely decipher DNA. We can carry out analyzes, even change the structure of DNA, but this is only a small part of what we can and know. Genetics, which deals with the study of DNA, appeared relatively recently and its capabilities are often limited by weak research technology.