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2023
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Manuel I. Osorio, Mircea Petrache, Dino G. Salinas, Felipe Valenzuela-Ibaceta, Fernando D. González Nilo, William Tiznado, José M. Pérez-Donoso, Denisse Bravo, Osvaldo Yañez:
Steady State Kinetics for Enzymes with Multiple Binding Sites Upstream of the Catalytic Site. Symmetry 15(12): 2176 (2023)
2016
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Dino G. Salinas, Mauricio O. Gallardo, Manuel I. Osorio:
Local conditions for global stability in the space of codons of the genetic code. Biosyst. 150: 73-77 (2016)
2014
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Dino G. Salinas, Mauricio O. Gallardo, Manuel I. Osorio:
Probable relationship between partitions of the set of codons and the origin of the genetic code. Biosyst. 117: 77-81 (2014)
2012
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Dino G. Salinas, Mauricio O. Gallardo, Manuel I. Osorio:
The most probable number of blocks for the partitions of the set of codons could have determined the number of standard amino acids. Biosyst. 109(2): 133-136 (2012)

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