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Elena Fimmel1, Christian J Michel2, François Pirot3

  • 1Institute of Mathematical Biology, Faculty for Computer Sciences, Mannheim University of Applied Sciences, Mannheim 68163, Germany.

Mathematical Biosciences
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Keywords:
Dinucleotide circular codesGraph propertiesMixed circular codesTetranucleotide circular codesTrinucleotide circular codes

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