The Universal Genetic Code & Wobble Decoding (2D)

All known cellular life — bacteria, plants, animals, archaea — reads the same 64-codon table to translate mRNA into protein, one of the strongest pieces of evidence for a single Last Universal Common Ancestor. This 2D companion renders that table as a flat, fully labeled codon grid colored by the amino acid's biochemical class, and adds a dedicated wobble-decoder mode: choose a tRNA anticodon and watch exactly which codons Crick's wobble hypothesis says it can pair with, computed live from the same codon table so the decoded set is always genuinely correct — the real mechanism that makes the genetic code redundant instead of needing 64 different tRNAs.