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DNA damage induced by chronic inflammation contributes to colon carcinogenesis in mice
Lisiane B. Meira, James M. Bugni, Stephanie L. Green, Chung-Wei Lee, Bo Pang, Diana Borenshtein, Barry H. Rickman, Arlin B. Rogers, Catherine A. Moroski-Erkul, Jose L. McFaline, David B. Schauer, Peter C. Dedon, James G. Fox, and Leona D. Samson
J. Clin. Invest. Lisiane B. [...]

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[Update]REPLAYING EVOLUTION
A New Step In Evolution
Ratzy et Staune devraient avoir les boules Enfin, ils ont perdu une occasion de ne pas raconter une grosse connerie.

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Implementing Arithmetic and Other Analytic Operations By Transcriptional Regulation:
by Sean M. Cory, Theodore J. Perkins

The biochemistry of the cell is daunting in its complexity. In order to understand this complexity, we are often forced to use metaphors or construct analogies to systems that we understand better. One long-standing analogy is to digital computers, with their [...]

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Measuring Global Credibility with Application to Local Sequence Alignment:
by Bobbie-Jo M. Webb-Robertson, Lee Ann McCue, Charles E. Lawrence

Sequence alignment is the cornerstone capability used by a multitude of computational biology applications, such as phylogeny reconstruction and identification of common regulatory mechanisms. Sequence alignment methods typically seek a high-scoring alignment between a pair of sequences, and [...]

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[Re-update]En ayant fouillé un peu je me rends compte que l’article de J-P Bombled n’a fait que changer de place
[update] VF m’apprend dans les commentaires que l’article de J-P Bombled ne figure plus sur le site de Blaise Pascal. Dommage pour Blaise Pascal. Mais le Net étant ce qu’il est, pour l’instant vous [...]

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A Probabilistic Model of Local Sequence Alignment That Simplifies Statistical Significance Estimation:

Sequence database searches are a fundamental tool of molecular biology, enabling researchers to identify related sequences in other organisms, which often provides invaluable clues to the function and evolutionary history of genes. The power of database searches to detect more and more remote [...]

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