论文信息 - The evolution of the genetic code.

The evolution of the genetic code.

Summary A Model is described for the evolution of proteins within organisms in the primitive environment. The model is then used to show which chemical and biological properties of the amino acids could have been important in the evolution of the genetic code.

R. Curnow | R N Curnow | R P Jorré | R. Jorré

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