Comparative genomics is essentially a form of data mining in large collections of n-ary relations between genomic elements. Increases in the number of sequenced genomes create a stress on comparative genomics that grows, at worse geometrically, for every increase in sequence data. Even modestly-sized labs now routinely obtain several genomes at a time, and like large consortiums expect to be able to perform all-against-all analyses as part of these new multi-genome strategies. In order to address the needs at all levels it is necessary to rethink the algorithmic frameworks and data storage technologies used for comparative genomics.To meet these challenges of scale, in this thesis we develop novel methods based on NoSQL and MapReduce techno...
The deluge of sequenced whole-genome data has motivated the study of comparative genomics, which pro...
As cost and throughput of second-generation sequencers continue to improve, even modestly resourced ...
A revolution in personalized genomics will occur when scientists can sequence genomes of millions of...
Comparative genomics is essentially a form of data mining in large collections of n-ary relations be...
International audienceThe formalisms for describing algorithms have traditionally followed technolog...
Comparative genomics is useful for finding the evolutionary relationships between different organism...
Advances in high throughput genome sequencing has presented an opportunity to study how species are ...
In this thesis, we explore the algorithmical complexity of several problems stemming from comparativ...
We present MAGIC, an integrative and accurate method for comparative genome mapping. Our method cons...
Bacterial comparative genomics consists in comparing the gene contents of different strains: their p...
Comparative genomics is a powerful approach to study evolution and discover the genetic basis of phe...
Abstract Background Distributed approaches based on the MapReduce programming paradigm have started ...
BackgroundDistributed approaches based on the MapReduce programming paradigm have started to be prop...
Abundant genome sequence information from large cohorts of individuals can now be routinely obtained...
Genome comparison is very useful for deriving evolutionary and functional relationships between geno...
The deluge of sequenced whole-genome data has motivated the study of comparative genomics, which pro...
As cost and throughput of second-generation sequencers continue to improve, even modestly resourced ...
A revolution in personalized genomics will occur when scientists can sequence genomes of millions of...
Comparative genomics is essentially a form of data mining in large collections of n-ary relations be...
International audienceThe formalisms for describing algorithms have traditionally followed technolog...
Comparative genomics is useful for finding the evolutionary relationships between different organism...
Advances in high throughput genome sequencing has presented an opportunity to study how species are ...
In this thesis, we explore the algorithmical complexity of several problems stemming from comparativ...
We present MAGIC, an integrative and accurate method for comparative genome mapping. Our method cons...
Bacterial comparative genomics consists in comparing the gene contents of different strains: their p...
Comparative genomics is a powerful approach to study evolution and discover the genetic basis of phe...
Abstract Background Distributed approaches based on the MapReduce programming paradigm have started ...
BackgroundDistributed approaches based on the MapReduce programming paradigm have started to be prop...
Abundant genome sequence information from large cohorts of individuals can now be routinely obtained...
Genome comparison is very useful for deriving evolutionary and functional relationships between geno...
The deluge of sequenced whole-genome data has motivated the study of comparative genomics, which pro...
As cost and throughput of second-generation sequencers continue to improve, even modestly resourced ...
A revolution in personalized genomics will occur when scientists can sequence genomes of millions of...