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2005
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Examination of the tRNA Adaptation Index as a Predictor of Protein Expression Levels

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Phenotypic differences between closely-related species may arise from differential expression regimes, rather than different gene complements. Knowledge of cellular protein levels ...

Orna Man, Joel L. Sussman, Yitzhak Pilpel

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