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From: Using a color-coded ambigraphic nucleic acid notation to visualize conserved palindromic motifs within and across genomes

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Various strategies have been developed for visualizing genetic sequences. For example, the notation proposed by Cowin et al.[3] uses dots arranged like notes on a music stave to display genetic data (A). Jarvius and Landegren’s DNA Skyline notation[4] represents nucleotides as differently sized blocks (B). Finally, Schneider and Stephens’ Sequence Logo[6] uses stacked, variably-sized IUPAC characters to display genetic variation in sequence alignments (C).

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BMC Genomics

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