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Rajeev Kohli
Genetic codes assign sixty-four codons to twenty amino acids. These assignments are known to follow certain rules. One question long considered but still unresolved is if these rules are derived from an underlying structure in genetic codes. Knowledge of such structure could facilitate better understanding of the…
Bruce M. Boman, Thien-Nam Dinh, Keith Decker, Brooks Emerick + 5 more
The genetic code determines how the precise amino acid sequence of proteins is specified by genomic information in cells. But what specifies the precise histologic organization of cells in plant and animal tissues is unclear. We now hypothesize that another code, the tissue code, exists at an even higher level of…
Paweł Błażej, Dariusz R. Kowalski, Dorota Mackiewicz, Małgorzata Wnetrzak + 2 more
The standard genetic code (SGC) is the set of rules by which genetic information is translated into proteins, from codons, i.e. triplets of nucleotides, to amino acids. The questions about the origin and the main factor responsible for the present structure of the code are still under a hot debate. Various…
Collin W Ahrens, Rebecca Jordan, Jason Bragg, Peter A Harrison + 8 more
Genotype-environment association (GEA) methods have become part of the standard landscape genomics toolkit, yet, we know little about how to filter genotype-by-sequencing data to provide robust inferences for environmental adaptation. In many cases, default filtering thresholds for minor allele frequency and missing…