https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu-sn&channel=fs&q=what+is+the+relationship+between+DNA+and+prime+numbers

The real question being poised here is 
 1) The reciprocal of every prime number is a repeating decimal.
According to a comment in the above URL, this is possible due to the 
 "Funamental Thm of Arithemic" which that every integer may be represented by a unique product of primes.
In my view, this is not the most useful statement of the facts. 
Rather the reciprocal of every prime is a cyclic number, and this observation leads to the representation of
every protine and the reciprocal of a prime.
THM: There are 20 unique Amino acids. Protines are a unique sequence of these Amino Acids.
Given a unique number (1234) then it may be made cyclic as (123412341234...)
The reciprocal of this repeated cyclic number is a unique prime.
Jont Jul 24, 2025