AbstractDNA graphs are the vertex induced subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs over a four letter alphabet. In this paper, we prove the NP-hardness of various recognition problems for subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs; in particular, the recognition of DNA graphs is shown to be NP-hard. As a consequence, two open questions from a recent paper by Błażewicz et al. (Discrete Appl. Math. 98, (1999) 1) are answered in the negative
International audienceIntraspecific studies often make use of haplotype networks instead of gene gen...
AbstractA goal of research on DNA computing is to solve problems that are beyond the capabilities of...
AbstractWe show how DNA-based computers can be used to solve the satisfiability problem for boolean ...
AbstractDNA graphs are the vertex induced subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs over a four letter alphabet....
DNA graphs are the vertex induced subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs over a four letter alphabet. In this...
In this paper we prove the NP-hardness of various recognition problems for subgraphs of De Bruijn gr...
AbstractThe directed de Bruijn graphs appear often as models in computer science, because of the use...
AbstractMolecular biology which aims to study DNA and protein structure and functions, has stimulate...
Molecular biology which aims to study DNA and protein structure and functions, has stimu-lated resea...
Genomic DNA sequences have both deterministic and random aspects and exhibit features at numerous sc...
AbstractIn the paper, the question of the complexity of the combinatorial part of the DNA sequencing...
<p>A) Shotgun sequences are produced from two different genomes (shown in blue and red at the top). ...
AbstractDNA sequencing is the process of determining the exact order of the nucleotide bases of an i...
We investigate the computational complexity of a combinatorial problem that arises in DNA sequencing...
AbstractWe consider a graph-based model for the process of gene assembly in ciliates, as proposed in...
International audienceIntraspecific studies often make use of haplotype networks instead of gene gen...
AbstractA goal of research on DNA computing is to solve problems that are beyond the capabilities of...
AbstractWe show how DNA-based computers can be used to solve the satisfiability problem for boolean ...
AbstractDNA graphs are the vertex induced subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs over a four letter alphabet....
DNA graphs are the vertex induced subgraphs of De Bruijn graphs over a four letter alphabet. In this...
In this paper we prove the NP-hardness of various recognition problems for subgraphs of De Bruijn gr...
AbstractThe directed de Bruijn graphs appear often as models in computer science, because of the use...
AbstractMolecular biology which aims to study DNA and protein structure and functions, has stimulate...
Molecular biology which aims to study DNA and protein structure and functions, has stimu-lated resea...
Genomic DNA sequences have both deterministic and random aspects and exhibit features at numerous sc...
AbstractIn the paper, the question of the complexity of the combinatorial part of the DNA sequencing...
<p>A) Shotgun sequences are produced from two different genomes (shown in blue and red at the top). ...
AbstractDNA sequencing is the process of determining the exact order of the nucleotide bases of an i...
We investigate the computational complexity of a combinatorial problem that arises in DNA sequencing...
AbstractWe consider a graph-based model for the process of gene assembly in ciliates, as proposed in...
International audienceIntraspecific studies often make use of haplotype networks instead of gene gen...
AbstractA goal of research on DNA computing is to solve problems that are beyond the capabilities of...
AbstractWe show how DNA-based computers can be used to solve the satisfiability problem for boolean ...