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The author examines a polytopic of hereditary information presented earlier by the author as area of interaction of nucleic acids in vicinity of each pair of nitrogenic bases. It is shown that in the space of the polytope of hereditary information of dimension 13, only five coordinate planes are possible in which each of the flat pairs of nitrogenous bases can be located. This leads to a coordination of the number of canonic nucleotides and the number of amino acids without the need for a genetic code.