Correction to: A Critique of Barbieri’s Code Biology Through Rosen’s Relational Biology: Reconciling Barbieri’s Biosemiotics with Peircean Biosemiotics

@article{Vega2018CorrectionTA,
  title={Correction to: A Critique of Barbieri’s Code Biology Through Rosen’s Relational Biology: Reconciling Barbieri’s Biosemiotics with Peircean Biosemiotics},
  author={Federico Vega},
  journal={Biological Theory},
  year={2018},
  volume={13},
  pages={280}
}
In the ‘Barbieri’s Concept of Mechanisms’ section on page 12 of above mentioned article. 
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Code Biology, Peircean Biosemiotics, and Rosen’s Relational Biology

The experimental evidence has revealed a totally different reality: it has shown that any codon can be associated with any amino acid, thus proving that there is no necessary link between them, and the rules of the genetic code obey the laws of physics and chemistry but are not determined by them.

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