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Rules for Synonymous Codon Choice: When do suboptimal codons matter?

Rules for Synonymous Codon Choice: When do suboptimal codons matter?

Type of Presentation: Poster Presentation
Topics: Codon usage, Rare codons, machine learning

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Presenter

Helen Sakharova

Graduate Student

Liana Lareau, University of California, Berkeley

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