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207 related items for PubMed ID: 26485722

  • 41. The role of crossover operator in evolutionary-based approach to the problem of genetic code optimization.
    Błażej P, Wnȩtrzak M, Mackiewicz P.
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  • 49. Optimization of the standard genetic code in terms of two mutation types: Point mutations and frameshifts.
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  • 50. The response of amino acid frequencies to directional mutation pressure in mitochondrial genome sequences is related to the physical properties of the amino acids and to the structure of the genetic code.
    Urbina D, Tang B, Higgs PG.
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  • 56. The genetic code is nearly optimal for allowing additional information within protein-coding sequences.
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  • 57. The distribution of amino acids in the genetic code.
    Luo LF.
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