Reviewing some of the developed notions might be beneficial in the context of the issue of programming information into the cell. In the first section, an overview of the fundamental methods of information transport was given. It was underlined that nucleotide pair sequences must be used to encode the information found in certain genes or DNA molecules. This data is required to ascertain the order of amino acids in a particular protein that is produced in response to that specific gene or DNA molecule. One day it could be demonstrated that a changed nucleotide sequence in the DNA molecule caused a changed amino acid sequence in the protein.
