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[Biopolymers and evolution].

Molekuliarnaia biologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Vol'kenshteĭn M V

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Biopolymers are usually studied being extracted from the whole system of a cell or of an organism. Some important features are lost during such a procedure. It is necessary to take into account the behavior of proteins and nucleic acids in metabolic networks and to investigate their evolution. The substitutions of amino-acids metabolic networks residues are biologically possible in the polypeptides and proteins...

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