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Protein domains / Gene expression / Transcription factors / Sequence motif / DNA binding site / Zinc finger / Nucleic acid sequence / Short linear motif / Suffix tree / Biology / Bioinformatics / DNA
Date: 2008-02-18 04:02:24
Protein domains
Gene expression
Transcription factors
Sequence motif
DNA binding site
Zinc finger
Nucleic acid sequence
Short linear motif
Suffix tree
Biology
Bioinformatics
DNA

OPTIMAL ALGORITHM FOR FINDING DNA MOTIFS WITH NUCLEOTIDE ADJACENT DEPENDENCY∗ FRANCIS Y.L. CHIN HENRY C.M. LEUNG

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