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      Xu, Song, author.
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      algorithm that tries to improve the quality of the sampled data by correcting DNA-sequencing errors. Then, I
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      Smargon, Aaron Andrew, author.
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      proteins but also as noncoding RNA regulating DNA, proteins, and other RNA species. Until recently, it has
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      Chakrabortty, Sharmistha, author.
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      coding and non-coding region of the DNA. They provide great resources for the evolution of an organism in
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      understand the function of DNA, attention has begun shifting towards the actual proteins produced by DNA. The
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      Narrowe, Adrienne Beth, author.
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      advances in DNA sequencing, we are discovering entire archaeal phyla, new members within known archaeal
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      Fragoza, Robert, author. (orcid)0000-0002-9892-4169
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      DNA variants, named Clone-seq, is discussed. A study of the impact of 204 disease-associated mutations
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      Rettig, Trisha Ann, author.
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      segments occurs in the germline DNA and results in the formation of the unique antibody. The diversity and
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      Gromiha, M. Michael, author.
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      Protein Interactions 7.1 Protein-protein interactions 7.2 Protein-DNA interactions 7.3 Protein
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      Fogel, Gary, 1968-
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      bioinformatics in a wide variety of areas including DNA sequencing, protein folding, gene and protein
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      Knight, David Robert, author.
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      repetitive DNA. However it is also eukaryotic with over 2700 genes having human homologs. A small protein