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Bin Tang

2 papers hereh-index 272.2k citations56 works total

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  • q-bio.PE2
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  • Bin Tang — 5 papers, h 14
  • Bin Tang — 5 papers, h 2
  • Bin Tang — 5 papers, h 6
  • Bin Tang — 4 papers, h 3
  • Bin Tang — 4 papers, h 7
  • Bin Tang — 2 papers, h 16

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most citedComparison of tRNA and rRNA Phylogenies in Proteobacteria: Implications for the Frequency of Horizontal Gene Transfer

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

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2 papers

q-bio.PE2005

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

Daniel Urbina, Bin Tang, Paul G. Higgs

The frequencies of A, C, G and T in mitochondrial DNA vary among species due to unequal rates of mutation between the bases. The frequencies of bases at four-fold degenerate sites…

q-bio.PE2004★ 2 cited

Comparison of tRNA and rRNA Phylogenies in Proteobacteria: Implications for the Frequency of Horizontal Gene Transfer

Bin Tang, Philippe Boisvert, Paul G. Higgs

The current picture of bacterial evolution is based largely on studies of 16S rRNA. However, this is just one gene. It is known that horizontal gene transfer can occur between bact…

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