'Alignment matrix' diaporamas de présentation

Why do we want to align protein sequences?

Protein Sequence Comparison Patrice Koehl http://koehllab.genomecenter.ucdavis.edu/teaching/ecs129/06/lecture-notes. Why do we want to align protein sequences?. If two sequences align well, the corresponding proteins are homologous; they probably share the same structure and/or function

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Comparative Gene Finding

Comparative Gene Finding. B. Majoros. What is Comparative Gene Finding?. Problem: Predict genes in a target genome S based on the contents of S and also based on the contents of one or more informant genomes I (1) ... I ( n ) :.

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Efficient Indexing of Versioned Document Sequences

Efficient Indexing of Versioned Document Sequences. Michael Herscovici Ronny Lempel Sivan Yogev IBM Haifa Research Lab. Motivation. Many information systems save multiple versions of documents Content management systems Version control systems (CVS, CMVC, ClearCase) Wikis

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Efficient Indexing of Versioned Document Sequences

Efficient Indexing of Versioned Document Sequences. Michael Herscovici Ronny Lempel Sivan Yogev IBM Haifa Research Lab. Motivation. Many information systems save multiple versions of documents Content management systems Version control systems (CVS, CMVC, ClearCase) Wikis

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Tracker alignment issues

Tracker alignment issues. Paul Dauncey. General method. Go through rec_v0406 files for CERN 2006 and 2007 Find tracking hits in each x and y layer; chose random one if more than one Find ECAL hit in first layer (if any) with largest energy

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