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Revision as of 09:20, 24 July 2008
- Get a DNA sequence Lab #1
- Get a protein sequence Lab #2
- given a series of nucleotides, find and display the 6 reading frames
- finding repeats within a sequence
- BLAST lab: take a sequence (protein and/or DNA) and find other sequences that are close to it
- given N sequences that overlap, find the best way in which they form a long sequence. Use processing and a circle approach to represent them
- display alignment of two sequences
- limit to end to end overlapping
- from output of blast
- from result of computing local alignment
- Orfing: (page 146) Finding a sequence longer than some number (proteins are typically 350 residues in length, and at least 100 minimum), between a start (ATG), and a stop (TAA, TAG, TGA) sequence.
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