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Assessing the robustness of genetic codes and genomes

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Figure 4.1 Computing the mean phenotypic change
Figure 4.2 Relationship between the codon-based and the synonymous codon block representations
Figure  4.3  Set  of  4-star  graphs  that  represent  the  neighborhood  of  4  codons
Table 4.3 Weights for the mean phenotypic change of genomes according to codon and  block-based models
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