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期刊名:Current protocols in bioinformatics

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ISSN:1934-3396

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Gregory A Petsko Gregory A Petsko
This unit offers an overview of issues that must be considered when analyzing molecular interactions. The importance of bound solvent, binding affinity, and electrostatic interactions is discussed.
Christopher M L S Bouton,Jonathan Pevsner Christopher M L S Bouton
The Database Referencing of Array Genes ONline (DRAGON) database system consists of information derived from publicly available databases including UniGene, SWISS-Prot, Pfam, and the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG). Through a...
Daniel H Huson Daniel H Huson
A set of aligned character sequences or a matrix of evolutionary distances often contains a number of different and sometimes conflicting phylogenetic signals, and thus does not always support a unique tree. The method of split decompositio...
David Posada David Posada
Models of nucleotide substitution are commonly used in the analysis of DNA sequences. This unit describes the use of the program MODELTEST (coupled with PAUP*) to find the best-fit model of substitution for the sequence alignment at hand. A...
James C Wilgenbusch,David Swofford James C Wilgenbusch
This unit provides a general description of reconstructing evolutionary trees using PAUP* 4.0. The protocol takes users through an example analysis of mitochondrial DNA sequence data using the parsimony and the likelihood criteria to infer ...
Roderic D M Page Roderic D M Page
This unit provides a general introduction to phylogeny. It defines common terms and discusses the issue of rooting trees, in addition to comparing gene and species trees. Methods for inferring phylogenies, such as distance methods, parsimon...
Ramana V Davuluri Ramana V Davuluri
Predicting first exons and promoters is an important part of gene finding in DNA sequence analysis. This unit presents FirstEF as a method for predicting the first exons and promoters. A combines FirstEF predictions with other information s...
Mark Borodovsky,Alex Lomsadze,Nikolai Ivanov et al. Mark Borodovsky et al.
In this unit, eukaryotic GeneMark.hmm is presented as a method for detecting genes in eukaryotic DNA sequences. The eukaryotic GeneMark.hmm uses Markov models of protein coding and noncoding sequences, as well as positional nucleotide frequ...
Mark Borodovsky,Ryan Mills,John Besemer et al. Mark Borodovsky et al.
In this unit, the GeneMark and GeneMark.hmm programs are presented as two different methods for the in silico prediction of genes in prokaryotes. GeneMark can be used for whole genome analysis as well as for the local analysis of a particul...
Victor Simossis,Jens Kleinjung,Jaap Heringa Victor Simossis
Multiple sequence alignment is perhaps the most commonly applied bioinformatics technique. It often leads to fundamental biological insight into sequence-structure-function relationships of nucleotide or protein sequence families. In this u...