Adam, 2009 - Google Patents
Evolutionary ancestor inference via genome rearrangementAdam, 2009
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Inferring ancestral gene orders in a phylgenomic tree is an important topic in comparative genomics. In this thesis, three different approaches have been used to infer ancestors, first, using common intervals in a model-free approach and extending it to using common clusters …
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