Accelerating the Rate of Genome Mapping and Sequencing: Will Computational Biology Keep Up? | p. 3 |
Genome Informatics: Requirements and Challenges | p. 17 |
Linguistic Approaches to Understanding the Meaning of DNA | p. 33 |
Reasoning about Biochemical Compounds and Processes | p. 35 |
GenEng: A Dialogue-Based Natural Language Interface to the GenBank | p. 51 |
DNA Statistics, Overlapping Word Paradox and Conway Equation | p. 61 |
Plausible Classification Codes and Local Compositional Complexity of Nucleotide Sequences | p. 69 |
A Syntactic Pattern Recognition System for DNA Sequences | p. 89 |
DNA as a Language | p. 103 |
Analysis of Expressed Sequence Tags from Human Brain cDNAs | p. 113 |
SBH and the Integration of Complementary Approaches in the Mapping, Sequencing and Understanding of Complex Genomes | p. 121 |
Physical Mapping of the Human Genome: Computational Aspects | p. 135 |
CPROP: A Rule-Based Program for Constructing Genetic Maps | p. 149 |
Clone Ordering by Simulated Annealing: Application to the STS-Content Map of Chromosome 21 | p. 169 |
Models and Analyses of Genomic Evolution | p. 177 |
Pulsed Field Gel Electrophoresis Simulations in the Diffusive Regime | p. 185 |
Multiplex Genomic Walking: Integration of the Wet Lab and Computer Lab into a Single Prototyping Environment | p. 197 |
Data Management for Re-Sequencing DNA | p. 207 |
Physical Mapping of Genomes Using the Landmark Strategy | p. 219 |
Prediction of Gene Locations Using DNA Markov Chain Models | p. 231 |
Massively Parallel Processing on the INTEL Paragon System: One Tool in Achieving the Goals of the Human Genome Project | p. 249 |
ODS: Overlapping Oligonucleotide Database with Deductive Engine for Signal Sequence Search | p. 263 |
A Genetic Algorithm for Assembling Chromosome Physical Maps | p. 273 |
A Graphical Environment for a Computerized Metabolic Map | p. 287 |
Comparative Analysis of Genomic Data: A Global Look at Structural and Regulatory Features | p. 297 |
An Object-Oriented Knowledge Base Management Technology for Supporting Scientific Research and Applications | p. 309 |
Application of Neural Networks to the Analysis of Structure and Function in Biologically Active Macromolecules | p. 331 |
Protein Classification Artificial Neural System: A Filter Program for Database Search | p. 349 |
Use of the Backpropagation Neural Network Algorithm for Prediction of Protein Folding Patterns | p. 359 |
Using Knowledge-Based Neural Networks to Refine Existing Biological Theories | p. 377 |
Characterizing and Learning of Protein Conformations | p. 391 |
Homologous Gene Family Database Compilation | p. 403 |
A Method for Joining Contigs in Automatic DNA Sequencing | p. 413 |
Multiple Sequence Alignment Based on New Approaches of Tree Construction and Sequence Comparison | p. 419 |
Identification of Genes in Genomic and EST Sequences | p. 429 |
Pocket Arithmetic and Needleman-Wunsch on Cray Research Computers | p. 435 |
Patterns of Oligonucleotide Distribution within DNA and RNA Functional Sites | p. 445 |
Gene Recognition and Assembly in the GRAIL System: Progress and Challenges | p. 465 |
Identification of singular domains on cDNA sequences by Kohonen's Features Maps | p. 479 |
A Linguistic Integration of a Biological Database | p. 487 |
A New Agarose Gel Model | p. 501 |
Use of a Visual Comparative Method to Resolve Conserved Sequence Motifs in Proteins | p. 505 |
SORFIND: A Computer Program That Predicts Exons in Vertebrate Genomic DNA | p. 513 |
Computer Analysis and Recognition of Functional Sites via Oligonucleotide Pattern Distributions | p. 521 |
GenelD - A Computer Server for Prediction of Genes in DNA Sequences | p. 545 |
Simulations of Ordering and Sequence Reconstruction of Random DNA Clones Hybridized with a Small Number of Oligomeric Probes | p. 555 |
Exhaustive Search of Homologous Regions Between Two Large DNA Sequences Using an Entropy Measure | p. 567 |
Genviewer: A Computing Tool for Protein-Coding Regions Prediction in Nucleotide Sequences | p. 573 |
Distribution of Informative Binary Codes in Mammalian DNA | p. 589 |
A Hypertext Bibliography on Genetic Sequence Analysis | p. 597 |
Application of Fractal Representation of Genetic Texts for Recognition of Genome Functional and Coding Regions | p. 609 |
The Effects of Nucleotide Substitution on Amino Acid Substitution | p. 623 |
Fractal Dimensions of Oligonucleotide Compositions of DNA Sequences | p. 635 |
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