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ORCIDJournal of Computational Biology, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1994
- Editorial: Whither Computational Biology. 1-2
- G. Christian Overton, Jeffery S. Aaronson, Juergen Haas, Julie Adams:
QGB: A System for Querying Sequence Database Fields and Features. 3-14 - Kimberly E. Forsten, Douglas A. Lauffenburger:
Probability of Autocrine Ligand Capture by Cell-Surface Receptors: Implications for Ligand Secretion Measurements. 15-23 - Bing Leng, Bruce G. Buchanan, Hugh B. Nicholas:
Protein Secondary Structure Prediction Using Two-Level Case-Based Reasoning. 25-38 - David J. States, Warren Gish:
QGB: Combined Use of Sequence Similarity and Codon Bias for Coding Region Identification. 39-50 - Webb Miller, Mark Boguski, Balaji Raghavachari, Zheng Zhang, Ross C. Hardison
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Constructing Aligned Sequence Blocks. 51-64 - John W. Keele, James E. Wray, D. W. Behrens, Gary A. Rohrer, S. L. F. Sunden, Steven M. Kappes, Michael D. Bishop, R. T. Stone, Leeson J. Alexander, Craig Beattie:
A Conceptual Database Model for Genomic Research. 65-76 - Vincent Ferretti, B. Franz Lang, David Sankoff:
Skewed Base Compositions, Asymmetric Transition Matrices, and Phylogenetic Invariants. 77-92
Volume 1, Number 2, Summer 1994
- Larry Goldstein, Michael S. Waterman:
Approximations to Profile Score Distributions. 93-104 - Martin E. Dyer, Alan M. Frieze, Stephen Suen:
The Probability of Unique Solutions of Sequencing by Hybridization. 105-110 - Gary A. Rohrer, D. W. Behrens, John W. Keele:
A Simplified Procedure for Entry of Raw Genotypic Data. 111-119 - Mauro Rustici, Arthur M. Lesk:
Three-Dimensional Searching for Recurrent Structural Motifs in Data Bases of Protein Structures. 121-132 - Michael A. Charleston, Michael D. Hendy, David Penny:
The Effects of Sequence Length, Tree Topology, and Number of Taxa on the Performance of Phylogenetic Methods. 133-151 - Mike A. Steel, László A. Székely, Michael D. Hendy:
Reconstructing Trees When Sequence Sites Evolve at Variable Rates. 153-163 - Kenneth H. Fasman:
Restructuring the Genome Data Base: A Model for a Federation of Biological Databases. 165-171
Volume 1, Number 3, Fall 1994
- Robert J. Robbins:
Genome Informatics I: Community Databases. 173-190 - Rainer Knüppel, P. Dietze, W. Lehnberg, Kornelie Frech, Edgar Wingender:
TRANSFAC Retrieval Program: A Network Model Database of Eukaryotic Transcription Regulating Sequences and Proteins. 191-198 - Winston Hide, John Burke, Daniel B. da Vison:
Biological Evaluation of d2, an Algorithm for High-Performance Sequence Comparison. 199-215 - Zheng Zhang, Balaji Raghavachari, Ross C. Hardison, Webb Miller:
Chaining Multiple-Alignment Blocks. 217-226 - Chi Wang:
A Subgraph Problem from Restriction Maps of DNA. 227-234 - Zheng Zhang:
An Exponential Example for a Partial Digest Mapping Algorithm. 235-239 - Daniela R. Martin:
Equivalence Classes for the Double-Digest Problem with Coincident Cut Sites. 241-253
Volume 1, Number 4, Winter 1994
- In Memoriam: Eugene L. Lawler. 255-256
- Mark J. Miller, John I. Powell:
A Quantitative Comparison of DNA Sequence Assembly Programs. 257-269 - Kun-Mao Chao, Ross C. Hardison, Webb Miller:
Recent Developments in Linear-Space Alignment Methods: A Survey. 271-291 - Pierre A. Rioux, William A. Gilbert, Timothy G. Littlejohn:
A Portable Search Engine and Browser for the Entrez DataBase. 293-295 - William R. Taylor:
Motif-Biased Protein Sequence Alignment. 297-310 - Pierre Baldi, Yves Chauvin:
Hidden Markov Models of the G-Protein-Coupled Receptor Family. 311-336 - Lusheng Wang, Tao Jiang:
On the Complexity of Multiple Sequence Alignment. 337-348 - Dalit Naor, Douglas L. Brutlag:
On Near-Optimal Alignments of Biological Sequences. 349-366
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