- The problem of finding the longest common subsequence is a well-known optimization problem because of its applications, especially in bioinformatics. In this paper, by applying t...
: The exponential growth in the quantity of publicly available genetic data and the proliferation of bioinformatic databases mean that scientists need computerized tools more than ...
Bob Myers, Trevor I. Dix, Ross L. Coppel, David G....
Indexing and retrieval techniques for homology searching of genomic databases are increasingly important as the search tools are facing great challenges of rapid growth in sequence...
Simon M. C. Yuen, Fu-Lai Chung, Robert Wing Pong L...
In this paper evidence is presented that supports the hypothesis that amino acid usage bias is a fundamental property of viral genome types. Clues to the biological basis for the o...
- In this study, a context-sensitive grammar is suggested to model various forms of RNA secondary structures, especially pseudoknots. Comparing with a conventional context-free gra...