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BMCBI
2010
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A systematic study of genome context methods: calibration, normalization and combination
Background: Genome context methods have been introduced in the last decade as automatic methods to predict functional relatedness between genes in a target genome using the patter...
Luciana Ferrer, Joseph M. Dale, Peter D. Karp
BCB
2010
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RepFrag: a graph based method for finding repeats and transposons from fragmented genomes
Growing sequencing and assembly efforts have been met by the advances in high throughput machines. However, the presence of massive amounts of repeats and transposons complicates ...
Nirmalya Bandyopadhyay, A. Mark Settles, Tamer Kah...
BMCBI
2006
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13 years 6 months ago
Similarity-based gene detection: using COGs to find evolutionarily-conserved ORFs
Background: Experimental verification of gene products has not kept pace with the rapid growth of microbial sequence information. However, existing annotations of gene locations c...
Bradford C. Powell, Clyde A. Hutchison III
HPDC
1994
IEEE
13 years 10 months ago
Design and Implementation of Parallel Algorithms for Gene-Finding
Finding genes unequivocally in DNA sequences is one of the key goals of the Human Genome project. The human genome is a 9 billion character long DNA sequence and is estimated to c...
James Puthukattukaran, Suresh Chalasani, Periannan...
WABI
2001
Springer
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Algorithms for Finding Gene Clusters
Abstract. Comparing gene orders in completely sequenced genomes is a standard approach to locate clusters of functionally associated genes. Often, gene orders are modeled as permut...
Steffen Heber, Jens Stoye