Putative anticodons in mitochondrial trna sidearm loops: pocketknife tRNAs?
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Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 720689 (Why is no real title available?)
- A polyphyletic model for the origin of tRNAs has more support than a monophyletic model
- Circular code motifs in transfer and 16S ribosomal RNAs: a possible translation code in genes
- Overlapping genes coded in the 3'-to-5'-direction in mitochondrial genes and 3'-to-5' polymerization of non-complementary RNA by an `invertase'
- Overlapping genetic codes for overlapping frameshifted genes in Testudines, and \textit{Lepidochelys olivacea} as special case
- Possible multiple origins of replication in primate mitochondria: alternative role of tRNA sequences
Cited in
(6)- Circular tessera codes in the evolution of the genetic code
- Possible multiple origins of replication in primate mitochondria: alternative role of tRNA sequences
- The ribosome as a missing link in the evolution of life
- Dinucleotide circular codes and bijective transformations
- Mixed circular codes
- RNA editing and modifications of RNAs might have favoured the evolution of the triplet genetic code from an ennuplet code
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