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These results suggest a role for Lef1 in scleroblast alignment analogous to that proposed for Shh.

These discoveries have led to research directed at identifying complexes and functional modules through network alignment, analogous to traditional sequence alignment (Dandekar et al., 1999; Kelly et al., 2004; Ogata et al., 2000).

It is mainly due to repeats of PBs which leads to the possibility of alternate alignments analogous to alignment of low complexity regions in amino acid sequences.

The algorithm is easily modified for local alignment of read patterns by including the beginning of a new local alignment (with score 0) in the recursion (6), analogous to the Smith Waterman sequence alignment algorithm.

Analogous to genomic sequence alignment, biological network alignment identifies conserved regions between networks of different species.

Strengths and weaknesses of global versus local N-maps are analogous to the alignment case.

Analogous to sequence alignment, which finds regions of similarity that are a likely consequence of functional or evolutionary relationships between the sequences, network (or graph) alignment finds regions of topological and functional similarity between networks of different species [ 1].

Further, since we can calculate α v, j, d) in one slice of the DP cube, analogous to sequence alignment scores in one row of a DP matrix, as long as traceback is not required memory usage can be reduced from O(N) to O(N).

This characteristic is analogous to the "alignments" of igneous and mud volcanoes on Earth (e.g., Bonini 2012).

The final dataset contains 162,981 pairs of similar protein-coding genes, and is available for download as Additional file 9. Analogous to the sequence alignment problem, which aims to discover conserved genomic regions across different species, network alignment is motivated by the need for extracting shared functional pathways that govern cellular machinery in different organisms.

Analogous to conventional sequence alignment without weights, the similarity between two aligned sequences can only be measured with sequence identity.