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Kun Á. & Radványi Á. 2018. The evolution of the genetic code: Impasses and challenges. BioSystems 164: 217‒225

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Szilágyi A., Zachar I., Scheuring I., Kun Á., Könnyű B., Czárán T. 2017. Ecology and evolution in the RNA world dynamics and stability of prebiotic replicator systems. Life 7(4):48

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  2. Strazewski, P. 2019.The Beginning of Systems Chemistry. Life, 9(1):11
  3. Strazewski, P. 2019. Low-digit and high-digit polymers in the origin of life. Life, 9(1): 17.
  4. Rahman, M.M.; Matsumura, S.; Ikawa, Y. 2018. Oligomerization of a bimolecular ribozyme modestly rescues its structural defects that disturb interdomain assembly to form the catalytic site. Journal of Molecular Evolution 86(7): 431–442.
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Kun Á. Publish and Who Should Perish: You or Science? Publications 6(2): 18

  1. Alexander Aarts 2017. Making the most of tenure in two acts: An additional way to help change incentives in Psychological Science? PsyArXiv DOI:10.31234/osf.io/5vsqw [link]
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