Characterization of the sequence spectrum of DNA based on the appearance frequency of the nucleotide sequences of the genome——A new method for analysis of genome structure

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"Characterization of the sequence spectrum of DNA based on the appearance frequency of the nucleotide sequences of the genome——A new method for analysis of genome structure"
written by Masatoshi Nakahara, Masaharu Takeda,
published by Journal of Biomedical Science and Engineering, Vol.3 No.4, 2010

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