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  1. ...versions of ∼40% of the accepted papers for further review, ultimately leading to the publication of this Special Issue.RECOMB is the leading international conference on algorithmic computational biology, bridging computational, mathematical, statistical, and biological sciences. It provides a scientific...
  2. .... These, in turn, recruit accessory targets of the same factors. This hypothesis predicts the existence of both transcription factories specialized for certain transcription factors (TFs) and/or chromatin regulators, and other RNA factories specialized for various RNA-binding and regulatory proteins. We...
  3. ...avoiding enumerating all possible pairs using PBWT blocks. As a result, the run time of FastRecomb grows linearly with the number of variant sites and the number of individuals. Also, FastRecomb avoids the explicit outputting of IBD segments, a potential I/O bottleneck. These innovations enable FastRecomb...
  4. ...'s neighborhood can be specified by subnetwork size, confidence threshold, network radius, and neighbor-search algorithm. The subnetwork is shown with a specially designed Java applet jSquid ( Klammer et al. 2008 ) that allows flexible user-controlled rendering of the network graph, including node grouping...
  5. ...that allow the definition of constraints between sequence indices of the form xi ≤ yj (i.e., that position xi must precede or be aligned to position yj in the final alignment), and similarly xi < yj (i.e., that position xi must precede position yj ) can be thought of as specialized types of banded...
  6. ...these representations are equivalent (i.e., they produce the same final result). Figure 6B illustrates transformation of a simple cycle on six vertices into three complete multi-edges with two 2-breaks. ↵ 8 In the special case x 0 = xm + 1 = ∞, and the flanking edges are of the same -consistent multi...
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