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Hani Goodarzi

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Oct 9

What is fascinating about academia as a career is that there are certain ideas that you have been working on since you remember. The numerical optimalities of the genetic code is what drew me to biology in the first place. I ended up working on codon usage as grad student and

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The genetic code is fixed, but the machinery reading it isn’t. Hundreds of tRNA genes, multiple tRNAs per amino acid, multiple versions of the same anticodon. The usual story is that it’s all redundancy for robustness. We wanted to know if that’s really it. We have previously

biorxiv.orgThe adaptive architecture of tRNA dependencies across physiological tumor environments

Oct 9, 2026, 4:52 PM UTC

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