In Bioinformatics, understanding how DNA molecules have evolved over time remains an open and complex problem.Algorithms have been proposed to solve this problem, but they are limited either to the evolution of a given character (forexample, a specific nucleotide), or conversely focus on large nuclear genomes (several billion base pairs ), the latter havingknown multiple recombination events - the problem is NP complete when you consider the set of all possible operationson these sequences, no solution exists at present. In this thesis, we tackle the problem of reconstruction of ancestral DNAsequences by focusing on the nucleotide chains of intermediate size, and have experienced relatively little recombinationover time: chloroplast genomes...
While current computational methods allow the recon-struction of individual ancestral protein sequen...
We report on new techniques we have developed for reconstructing phylogenies on whole genomes. Our m...
Biological studies rarely limit to the single-genome-analysis, and often include several species, th...
In Bioinformatics, understanding how DNA molecules have evolved over time remains an open and comple...
International audienceIn this article, we propose a semi-automated method to rebuild genome ancestor...
The theory of evolution is based on modern biology. All new species emerge of an existing species. A...
Genomes evolve through processes that modify their content and organization at different scales, ran...
AbstractOne of the classic problems in computational biology is the reconstruction of evolutionary h...
Background Genome evolution is shaped not only by nucleotide substitutions, but also by structural c...
The benefits of experimental algorithmics and algorithm engineering need to be extended to applicati...
A gene family tree is traditionally inferred from a multiple alignment of homologous sequences accor...
Abstract Background Comparative analysis of sequenced genomes reveals numerous instances of apparent...
The early 2000s saw the emergence of high-throughput sequencing technologies that would bring down t...
Recent advances in high-throughput genomics technologies have resulted in the sequencing of large nu...
The increase in the number of entirely sequenced genomes makes increasingly accurate the study of th...
While current computational methods allow the recon-struction of individual ancestral protein sequen...
We report on new techniques we have developed for reconstructing phylogenies on whole genomes. Our m...
Biological studies rarely limit to the single-genome-analysis, and often include several species, th...
In Bioinformatics, understanding how DNA molecules have evolved over time remains an open and comple...
International audienceIn this article, we propose a semi-automated method to rebuild genome ancestor...
The theory of evolution is based on modern biology. All new species emerge of an existing species. A...
Genomes evolve through processes that modify their content and organization at different scales, ran...
AbstractOne of the classic problems in computational biology is the reconstruction of evolutionary h...
Background Genome evolution is shaped not only by nucleotide substitutions, but also by structural c...
The benefits of experimental algorithmics and algorithm engineering need to be extended to applicati...
A gene family tree is traditionally inferred from a multiple alignment of homologous sequences accor...
Abstract Background Comparative analysis of sequenced genomes reveals numerous instances of apparent...
The early 2000s saw the emergence of high-throughput sequencing technologies that would bring down t...
Recent advances in high-throughput genomics technologies have resulted in the sequencing of large nu...
The increase in the number of entirely sequenced genomes makes increasingly accurate the study of th...
While current computational methods allow the recon-struction of individual ancestral protein sequen...
We report on new techniques we have developed for reconstructing phylogenies on whole genomes. Our m...
Biological studies rarely limit to the single-genome-analysis, and often include several species, th...