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BMCBI
2008
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Evaluation of genomic island predictors using a comparative genomics approach
Background: Genomic islands (GIs) are clusters of genes in prokaryotic genomes of probable horizontal origin. GIs are disproportionately associated with microbial adaptations of m...
Morgan G. I. Langille, William W. L. Hsiao, Fiona ...
BMCBI
2008
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The SeqWord Genome Browser: an online tool for the identification and visualization of atypical regions of bacterial genomes thr
Background: Data mining in large DNA sequences is a major challenge in microbial genomics and bioinformatics. Oligonucleotide usage (OU) patterns provide a wealth of information f...
Hamilton Ganesan, Anna S. Rakitianskaia, Colin F. ...
BMCBI
2007
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Statistical power of phylo-HMM for evolutionarily conserved element detection
Background: An important goal of comparative genomics is the identification of functional elements through conservation analysis. Phylo-HMM was recently introduced to detect conse...
Xiaodan Fan, Jun Zhu, Eric E. Schadt, Jun S. Liu
BMCBI
2006
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Promoter prediction and annotation of microbial genomes based on DNA sequence and structural responses to superhelical stress
Background: In our previous studies, we found that the sites in prokaryotic genomes which are most susceptible to duplex destabilization under the negative superhelical stresses t...
Huiquan Wang, Craig J. Benham
BMCBI
2006
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Genome comparison using Gene Ontology (GO) with statistical testing
Background: Automated comparison of complete sets of genes encoded in two genomes can provide insight on the genetic basis of differences in biological traits between species. Gen...
Zhaotao Cai, Xizeng Mao, Songgang Li, Liping Wei