Abstract:The application of genomic signal processing methods to the problem of modeling and analysis of nanoporous DNA sequencing signals is considered in the paper. Based on the nucleotide sequences in the norm and in the case of mutations, 1200 signals are simulated, which represent 4 classes: norm, missense mutation, insertion mutation and deletion mutation. Correlation analysis was used to determine the similarity of nanoporous DNA sequencing signals using a cross-correlation function between two current signals i… Show more
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