Is the universal genetic code the best one possible? I created this code to evaluate the hypothesis that the universal genetic code is optimized for minimizing codon neighbor distances, which reduces the impact of mutations. This project was part of a first year computational biology class (CSB195) at UofT.
active 2025-02-17 → 2025-03-26 (UTC)
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| rqees | 5 | 5 | 0 | 0 |
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