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Yeast Genome > FASTA
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FASTA Defined
Program used to search simultaneously both protein and DNA sequence databases (Pearson and Lipman, 1988). FASTA uses a fast search to initially identify sequences with a high degree of similarity to the query sequence and then conducts a second comparison on the selected sequences. FASTA is slower than BLAST, but is more sensitive/sometimes yields different results.
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