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Denis A. Semenov

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  • q-bio.BM3
  • physics.bio-ph1

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most citedEvolution of the genetic code. From the CG- to the CGUA-alphabet, from RNA double helix to DNA

2 citations · 2 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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4 papers

physics.bio-ph2008

Wobbling of What?

Denis A. Semenov

A simple explanation for the symmetry of the genetic code has been suggested. An alternative to the wobble hypothesis has been proposed. The facts revealed in this study offer a ne…

q-bio.BM2008★ 2 cited

Evolution of the genetic code. From the CG- to the CGUA-alphabet, from RNA double helix to DNA

Denis A. Semenov

A hypothesis of the evolution of the genetic code is proposed, the leading mechanism of which is the nucleotide spontaneous damage leading to AT-enrichment of the genome. The hypot…

q-bio.BM2008

Evolution of the genetic code. Why are there strong and weak letter doublets? The first gene, the first protein. Early (ancient) biosynthesis of protein

Denis A. Semenov

The idea of the evolution of the genetic code from the CG to the CGUA alphabet has been developed further. The assumption of the originally triplet structure of the genetic code ha…

q-bio.BM2008

Evolution of the genetic code. Emergence of DNA

Denis A. Semenov

This hypothesis can provide an opportunity to trace logically the process of the emergence of the DNA double helix. AT-enrichment in this hypothesis is main factor of evolution of…

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