Triangles of DNA Codons into Amino Acids

 There are 64 codons of DNA and if is portrayed as a triangle you can create the following information...

You may have 64 codons but there are only 20 variations of amino acid and stop signs needed to create them. 

There are also only 20 triangles needed to create all 64 codons take the top left blue, blue, blue, that cannot be anything but CCC 2/2 as all sides are the same. Now lets take second row to the right it has a Yellow, Blue and Orange line which in turn can make GCT, CTG, TGC, TCG, CGT and GTC one triangle but I have managed to make 6 DNA Codons from it moving clockwise and anticlockwise. They in turn can make Alanine, Arginine, Cysteine, Serine, Arginine and Valine.......change one thing you change it in its entirety. 

These same triangles can be put into shapes which contain them....

Triangles being the obvious choice.....followed by the cube. 

Enjoy your thinking. X