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Are there structural analogies between amino acids and nucleic acids?

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Are there structural analogies between amino acids and nucleic acids?

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Space-filling molecular models have been used to examine structural analogies between amino acids and nucleic acids. The three-dimensional structures of amino acid R groups appear to be stereochemically related to cavities formed by removal of single bases in double helical nucleic acids. The common L amino acids may thus be complementary to their codons.

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