Protein sequence analysis apparatus, methods, computer-readable media, computer programs, signals and data structures
CA 2465355 C · Owner: The University Of British Columbia · Inventors: Reiner, Neil E.; Nandan, Devki; Tcherkassov, Artem
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Apparatus, methods, media, signals and data structures for protein sequence analysis are , disclosed. A method includes identifying from among a first group of aligned , protein sequences having at least a threshold degree of alignment with a first protein sequence a second group of at , least one of the aligned sequences having at least one insertion or deletion ("indel") relative to , the first protein sequence satisfying a predefined condition. The apparatus may include a , processor circuit configured to carry out the method.
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