Methods of populating data structures for use in evolutionary simulations
First Claim
1. A computer program product on a computer readable storage medium comprising computer code fori) encoding two or more biological molecules into initial character strings to provide a collection of two or more different initial character strings wherein each of said biological molecules comprises at least about ten subunits;
- ii) selecting at least two substrings from said initial character strings;
iii) concatenating said at least two substrings to form one or more product strings about the same length as one or more of the initial character strings;
iv) determining sequence identities of at least one of the product strings relative to at least one initial character string; and
v) selecting one or more product biological molecules for production, wherein the one or more product biological molecules correspond to one or more of the product strings.
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Abstract
In particular, this invention provides novel methods of populating data structures for use in evolutionary modeling. In particular, this invention provides methods of populating a data structure with a plurality of character strings. The methods involve encoding two or more a biological molecules into character strings to provide a collection of two or more different initial character strings; selecting at least two substrings from the pool of character strings; concatenating the substrings to form one or more product strings about the same length as one or more of the initial character strings; adding the product strings to a collection of strings; and optionally repeating this process using one or more of the product strings as an initial string in the collection of initial character strings.
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1. A computer program product on a computer readable storage medium comprising computer code for
i) encoding two or more biological molecules into initial character strings to provide a collection of two or more different initial character strings wherein each of said biological molecules comprises at least about ten subunits; -
ii) selecting at least two substrings from said initial character strings; iii) concatenating said at least two substrings to form one or more product strings about the same length as one or more of the initial character strings; iv) determining sequence identities of at least one of the product strings relative to at least one initial character string; and v) selecting one or more product biological molecules for production, wherein the one or more product biological molecules correspond to one or more of the product strings. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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