Dynamic programming alignment is used to confirm a repeat and yields a consensus pattern and tandem array.
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The proposed method consists of a dynamic programming alignment algorithm that computes the two putative DNA sequences that have the best scoring alignment under an appropriate scoring system.
Heuristic search algorithms, such as BLAST, are often used to find homologous sequences since they avoid computing the expensive dynamic programming alignment.
Instead, we implemented a three-dimensional dynamic programming alignment (Lipman et al, 1989; Durbin et al, 1998) that simultaneously maximizes the similarity between Neandertal, human, and chimpanzee sequences.
To check similarity between the interacting proteins, we used a Smith-Waterman dynamic programming alignment tool [ 30, 31] (prss33) with a threshold p-value of 0.04.
Seed matches were used to define candidate offsets between sequences, and those offsets were used to define diagonal corridors of permissibility through the dynamic programming alignment grid.
Our approach relies on a dynamic programming alignment algorithm for these graphs, which involves a non-monotonic gap penalty that handles frameshifts and full codon indels differently.
In addition, ClinSeK scans for insertions and deletions (indels) around the target sites and performs a local dynamic programming alignment if an indel haplotype can be reconstructed.
