Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceThe hit criterion is a key component of heuristic local alignment algorithms. It specifies a class of patterns assumed to witness a potential similarity, and this choice is decisive for the selectivity and sensitivity of the whole method. In this paper, we propose two ways to improve the hit criterion. First, we define the group criterion combining the advantages of the single-seed and double-seed approaches used in existing algorithms. Second, we introduce transition-constrained seeds that extend spaced seeds by the possibility of distinguishing transition and transversion mismatches. We provide analytical data as well as experimental results, obtained with the ...
We review recent results on local alignment. We begin with a review of classical methods and early h...
AbstractLarge-scale comparison of genomic DNA is of fundamental importance in annotating functional ...
Motivation: Homologous sequences are sometimes similar over some regions but different over other re...
The hit criterion is a key component of heuristic local alignment algorithms. It specifies a class o...
International audienceBACKGROUND: The hit criterion is a key component of heuristic local alignment ...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceWe present YASS -- a ...
Local alignment of DNA sequences is a common problem in biological computing, with many known soluti...
Michael M, Dieterich C, Stoye J. Suboptimal Local Alignments across Multiple Scoring Schemes. In: P...
The challenge of similarity search in massive DNA sequence databases has inspired major changes in B...
AbstractWe present improved techniques for finding homologous regions in DNA and protein sequences. ...
Abstract Background DNA sequence comparison is based on optimal local alignment of two sequences usi...
International audienceYASS is a DNA local alignment tool based on an efficient and sensitive filteri...
A new aligning approach for homologous DNA sequences is presented, being faster than the standard dy...
Abstract—We present a framework for improving local protein alignment algorithms. Specifically, we d...
Sequence alignment algorithms have a long standing tradition in bioinformatics. In this paper, we fo...
We review recent results on local alignment. We begin with a review of classical methods and early h...
AbstractLarge-scale comparison of genomic DNA is of fundamental importance in annotating functional ...
Motivation: Homologous sequences are sometimes similar over some regions but different over other re...
The hit criterion is a key component of heuristic local alignment algorithms. It specifies a class o...
International audienceBACKGROUND: The hit criterion is a key component of heuristic local alignment ...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceWe present YASS -- a ...
Local alignment of DNA sequences is a common problem in biological computing, with many known soluti...
Michael M, Dieterich C, Stoye J. Suboptimal Local Alignments across Multiple Scoring Schemes. In: P...
The challenge of similarity search in massive DNA sequence databases has inspired major changes in B...
AbstractWe present improved techniques for finding homologous regions in DNA and protein sequences. ...
Abstract Background DNA sequence comparison is based on optimal local alignment of two sequences usi...
International audienceYASS is a DNA local alignment tool based on an efficient and sensitive filteri...
A new aligning approach for homologous DNA sequences is presented, being faster than the standard dy...
Abstract—We present a framework for improving local protein alignment algorithms. Specifically, we d...
Sequence alignment algorithms have a long standing tradition in bioinformatics. In this paper, we fo...
We review recent results on local alignment. We begin with a review of classical methods and early h...
AbstractLarge-scale comparison of genomic DNA is of fundamental importance in annotating functional ...
Motivation: Homologous sequences are sometimes similar over some regions but different over other re...