<p>A query sequence (filled circle) and reference sequences similar to the query sequence (open circle) are shown. The range of nucleotide variation of the genus (gray area) is shown with reference sequences of species and in the genus (A and B, respectively). Distance between the sequences represents genetic distance in the schematic two-dimensional space. (a) A case in which our new criterion works well. The query falls within the nucleotide variation range of genus . (b) A case in which our new criterion might produce misidentification. Because the genetic distance between a query sequence and the sequence similar to it (A) is smaller than the genetic distance between sequence A and sequence B, the query sequence will be assigned to t...
Determination of sequence similarity is one of the major steps in computational phylogenetic studies...
<p>The genotype pair and average taxonomic distance are represented by symbol (0).</p
Mathematical characterizations of biological sequences form one of the main elements of bioinformati...
Motivation: DNA sequences can be represented by sequences of four symbols, but it is often useful to...
In this dissertation I investigate how the Average Mutual Information profile could be used to provi...
<p>The number of base substitutions per site from averaging over all sequence pairs between species ...
Abstract.—Although genetic methods of species identification, especially DNA barcoding, are strongly...
This article investigates aspects of similarity between complete sequences of mitochondrial DNA by d...
<p>Nine sets of DNA sequence pairs were simulated with distances <i>d</i> between 0.1 and 0.9 substi...
<p>(A) Mean intraspecific divergences within species that constitute a MATCH (B) Distance to nearest...
Background: Most existing methods for phylogenetic analysis involve developing an evolutionary model...
Most existing methods for phylogenetic analysis involve developing an evolutionary model and then us...
based on it has shown promising results. alignments. Our main result uses algorithmic (Kolmogorov) ...
<p>(A) Within-species genetic distances (within-site [red], between-site [blue]) ranked by magnitude...
It is well known that species phylogenetic analysis based on single genes or parts of the genomes ar...
Determination of sequence similarity is one of the major steps in computational phylogenetic studies...
<p>The genotype pair and average taxonomic distance are represented by symbol (0).</p
Mathematical characterizations of biological sequences form one of the main elements of bioinformati...
Motivation: DNA sequences can be represented by sequences of four symbols, but it is often useful to...
In this dissertation I investigate how the Average Mutual Information profile could be used to provi...
<p>The number of base substitutions per site from averaging over all sequence pairs between species ...
Abstract.—Although genetic methods of species identification, especially DNA barcoding, are strongly...
This article investigates aspects of similarity between complete sequences of mitochondrial DNA by d...
<p>Nine sets of DNA sequence pairs were simulated with distances <i>d</i> between 0.1 and 0.9 substi...
<p>(A) Mean intraspecific divergences within species that constitute a MATCH (B) Distance to nearest...
Background: Most existing methods for phylogenetic analysis involve developing an evolutionary model...
Most existing methods for phylogenetic analysis involve developing an evolutionary model and then us...
based on it has shown promising results. alignments. Our main result uses algorithmic (Kolmogorov) ...
<p>(A) Within-species genetic distances (within-site [red], between-site [blue]) ranked by magnitude...
It is well known that species phylogenetic analysis based on single genes or parts of the genomes ar...
Determination of sequence similarity is one of the major steps in computational phylogenetic studies...
<p>The genotype pair and average taxonomic distance are represented by symbol (0).</p
Mathematical characterizations of biological sequences form one of the main elements of bioinformati...