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|Mar 14, 2026

Recoding multiple rare codons enables the simultaneous incorporation of up to five distinct noncanonical amino acids.

Yu Fang, Wei Yu, Junjie Li

|Jun 06, 2024

Rare codon recoding for efficient noncanonical amino acid incorporation in mammalian cells.

Wenlong Ding, Wei Yu, Yulin Chen

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