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OJB
Online Journal of
Bioinformatics
Volume 6 (2):142-148, 2005.
Analysis
of n-nary tract frequency in the genome.
Ophir D*, Gera A**
*
Department of Computer Science and Mathematics, Ariel Academic College in Yudea and Samaria and **ELTA Systems Ltd. Israel
ABSTRACT
Ophir D, Gera A,
Analysis of n-nary tract frequency in the genome, Onl J Bioinform., 6
(2):142-148, 2005. The investigation of n-nary tracts has arisen
following the discovery of over-representation of binary tracts in the
genome. This work describes frequencies of ternary tracts in diverse gene
locations using the p53 gene as an example. Results suggested that binary
sub-tracts dominated over ternary tracts. The uniformity in the p53
gene was 62.5% greater than in a random sequence. This suggests that
ternary tracts proprieties derive from lengthy binary subtracts and would not
have a role in the gene.
KEYWORDS: Unary tract, binary tract,
ternary tract, n-nary tract.