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<p>Similarly, when we are studying biological system, we can also start with looking for similar systems. Thus, we want to develop a software like BLAST, but its target is biological system instead of sequences. </p>
  
 
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Revision as of 02:21, 30 June 2018

SJTU-software
Metlab: a metabolic network research tool box

Description

We aim to develop a local biological system alignment software.

When we are studying sequences, we always want to look for similar sequences to help us learn more about the target sequence.

Similarly, when we are studying biological system, we can also start with looking for similar systems. Thus, we want to develop a software like BLAST, but its target is biological system instead of sequences.

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