Hesham Ali 0001

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Xiaolu Huang, Hesham H. Ali:
Reducing Folding Scenario Candidates in Pseudoknots Detection Using PLMM_DPSS Algorithm Integrated With Energy Filters. BIBE 2007: 1299-1303
2005
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Xiaolu Huang, Hesham H. Ali, Anguraj Sadanandam, Rakesh K. Singh:
Protein Motif Searching Through Similar Enriched Parikh Vector Identification. BIBE 2005: 285-289
2004
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Xiaolu Huang, Hesham H. Ali:
A Common Interval Searching Algorithm for Protein Sequence Comparison. CAINE 2004: 57-62
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Xiaolu Huang, Hesham H. Ali, Anguraj Sadanandam, Rakesh K. Singh:
SRPVS: A New Motif Searching Algorithm for Protein Analysis. CSB 2004: 674-675
2003
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Xiaolu Huang, Hesham H. Ali:
RCIS: A Common Interval Searching Algorithm for Amino Acid Sequences. CSB 2003: 573-574

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