Define “Alignment” An alignment of two sequences (frequently called a local alignment) can be obtained as follows. 1. extract a segment from each sequence 2. add dashes (gap symbols) to each segment to create equal-l - Needleman–Wunsch algorithm - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Define “Alignment” An alignment of two sequences (frequently called a local alignment) can be obtained as follows. 1. extract a segment from each sequence 2. add dashes (gap symbols) to each segment to create equal-l Add to Reading List Document Date: 2001-08-31 14:54:22 Open Document File Size: 23,87 KB Share Result on Facebook Position General / / SocialTag Dynamic programming Computational science Smith–Waterman algorithm Matrices Sequence alignment Needleman–Wunsch algorithm Computational phylogenetics Bioinformatics Science

Define “Alignment” An alignment of two sequences (frequently called a local alignment) can be obtained as follows. 1. extract a segment from each sequence 2. add dashes (gap symbols) to each segment to create equal-lAdd to Reading List