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Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems

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Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems. / Danks, Gemma; Stepney, Susan; Caves, Leo.

2008. 150-157.

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Danks, G, Stepney, S & Caves, L 2008, 'Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems', pp. 150-157. <http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/bib/ss/nonstd/alife08b.htm>

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Danks, G., Stepney, S., & Caves, L. (2008). Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems. 150-157. http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/bib/ss/nonstd/alife08b.htm

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Danks G, Stepney S, Caves L. Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems. 2008.

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Danks, Gemma ; Stepney, Susan ; Caves, Leo. / Protein folding with stochastic L-Systems.

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