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Table 1.

The 8,362 Optimal Alignments for Two Drosophila Intron Sequences

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Figure 1.

The Alignment Polygon for Our Two Introns Is Shown on the Left

For each of the alignment summaries A,B, . . . F in Table 1, the corresponding cone in the alignment fan is shown on the right. If the parameters (S,X) stay inside a particular cone, every optimal alignment has the same alignment summary.

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Figure 2.

The Jukes–Cantor Matrix, Kimura-2 Matrix, and Kimura-3 Matrix

These three matrices correspond to JC69, K80, and K81 in the Felsenstein hierarchy [11] of probabilistic models for DNA sequence evolution.

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Table 2.

Face Numbers of the Alignment Polytopes for the Intron Sequences from the Beginning of the Introduction

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Figure 3.

The Third Alignment Polytope of Our Two Drosophila Introns Has 76 Vertices

The marked vertex (x,s,g) = (30,5,2) represents the BLASTZ alignment.

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Table 3.

Observed Running Times of the Incremental Convex Hull Algorithm for Computing Alignment Polytopes

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Table 4.

Averages of the Number V of Vertices and the Number F of Facets of Alignment Polytopes

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Table 5.

Cis-Regulatory Element Conservation

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Figure 4.

The Jukes–Cantor Distance Function of Two Drosophila Genomes

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