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Online Journal of Bioinformatics©
Established 1995
ISSN 1443-2250
Volume 22 (3): 209-229,
2021.
Introns
V
Amouda1, D Visalakshi1,
Tofayel
Ahmed1, S Kuppuswami2
1Centre for Bioinformatics, 2Department of
Computer Science, Pondicherry University, Puducherry, India.
Amouda
V, Visalakshi D, Ahmed T, Kuppuswami
S., Introns, Onl J Bioinform.,
22 (3): 209-229,
2021. An intron is a non-coding DNA region
within a gene
that is not translated into protein and is at a critical juncture in theories
on evolution. Research has been characterized by extensive sequencing of genomes
and annotations for finding exon sequences expressed as proteins. However,
little attention has been directed towards introns which constitute largest sections
of genome. We report multiple sequence alignment algorithms, statistics, databases
and species distribution for intron discovery. Genetic algorithms can be applied
on intron sequence alignments for patterns of evolution and distribution to create
databases.
Key-words:
Introns, alignments, algorithms, statistics, databases, species distribution.
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