Yet again, thanks for the read. I don't know about the rest of the community, but I really appreciate your work of bringing a bit of science to B.net. I'm a bit rusty on genetics, to be honest, so it was nice to have this refresh my memory. It's very interesting that math is related to biology in such a fundamental way. But as they say: biology is only applied chemistry, chemistry is applied physics, and physics is applied math. And hence the fundamental structures of nature are always mathematical. But I always find the practical examples of it somewhat amazing.