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PROCEDIA
2010
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Parallel computation of phylogenetic consensus trees
The field of bioinformatics is witnessing a rapid and overwhelming accumulation of molecular sequence data, predominantly driven by novel wet-lab sequencing techniques. This trend...
Andre J. Aberer, Nicholas D. Pattengale, Alexandro...
BMCBI
2006
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13 years 5 months ago
RibAlign: a software tool and database for eubacterial phylogeny based on concatenated ribosomal protein subunits
Background: Until today, analysis of 16S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) sequences has been the de-facto gold standard for the assessment of phylogenetic relationships among prokaryotes. How...
Hanno Teeling, Frank Oliver Glöckner
BMCBI
2008
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13 years 5 months ago
A database of phylogenetically atypical genes in archaeal and bacterial genomes, identified using the DarkHorse algorithm
Background: The process of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is believed to be widespread in Bacteria and Archaea, but little comparative data is available addressing its occurrence ...
Sheila Podell, Terry Gaasterland, Eric E. Allen
BMCBI
2004
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13 years 5 months ago
CisOrtho: A program pipeline for genome-wide identification of transcription factor target genes using phylogenetic footprinting
Background: All known genomes code for a large number of transcription factors. It is important to develop methods that will reveal how these transcription factors act on a genome...
Henry R. Bigelow, Adam S. Wenick, Allan Wong, Oliv...
NAR
2008
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13 years 5 months ago
PROMALS3D web server for accurate multiple protein sequence and structure alignments
Multiple sequence alignments are essential in computational sequence and structural analysis, with applications in homology detection, structure modeling, function prediction and ...
Jimin Pei, Ming Tang, Nick V. Grishin