If so where can I find it?
http://"Construction of Cyclic Codes over F2 + uF2 for DNA Computing" in springer.com
Hi Mahtab,
you may want to have a look at this paper of mine:
" Information measure for long-range correlated sequences: the case of the 24 human chromosomes" (Scientific Report 2013)
where a very simple approach/code is proposed to identify cluster with given GC content. If you like it, 'm happy to help more with its use.
Anna
Hi Anna
Thanks for your answer. I'm really enthusiastic to khnow more about your work concerns with GC content.
Mahtab
Hi Mahtab,
you may want to have a look at the work, which can be downloaded freely here:
http://www.nature.com/srep/2013/130923/srep02721/full/srep02721.html
Then maybe we can discuss more in details what is the main scope of your work, so I can understand better if my code does what you have in mind or/and it should be modified to get your point ?
Anna
Hi Anna,
I 'll peruse your work and then get you informed.
Thanks for your contribution.
mahtab
hi mahtab,
this was question that i talked about that in my college class.in fact you should consider G and C by digit 0 and 1.so, with a construction algorithm for compute direct content 01 could reach to the answer. your could use a way by C-programming.
determined GC-content in DNA will be useful in illness diagnosis.
i hope be helpful.
H.Yekani.
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