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Comparing and contrasting cis-regulatory sequences to identify functional noncoding sequence variation	Techniques for hardware-accelerated parsing for network and bioinformatic applications

Designing filtration strategies for fast sequence annotation	Genome-wide discovery of cis-regulatory RNA motifs and transcriptional regulatory networks

Implications of sequence conservation on selection strength and functionality	Decoding the relationship between promoter sequence and gene expression

Computational systems biology methods to study Alzheimer's disease	Integrating experimental high-throughput transcript detection data into probabilistic gene finding

Accurate docking is achieved by decoupling systematic sampling from scoring	Structural RNA homology search and alignment using covariance models

Modeling and identification of differentially regulated genes using transcriptomics and proteomics data	Integrated genomics of susceptiblity to therapy-related leukemia

Novel algorithms for structural alignment of non-coding RNAs	Genetic analysis of the PI3k/AKT/mTOR signaling pathway

Parallelization of dynamic programming recurrences in computational biology	The Interaction of Cofilin with the Actin Filament

Computational Methods for Accelerated Discovery and Characterization of Genes in Emerging Model Organisms	The advancement of mass spectrometry-based hydroxyl radical protein footprinting: Application of novel analysis methods to model proteins and apolipoprotein E

Protein-DNA recognition models for the homeodomain and C2H2 zinc finger transcription factor families	Systematic identification of independent functional non-coding RNA genes in Oxytricha trifallax

Novel Sequence-Based Method for Identifying Transcription Factor Binding Sites in Prokaryotic Genomes	Bioinformatics for High-throughput Virus Detection and Discovery

Practical Approaches to Biological Network Discovery	A Ranksum Statistics Based Framework to Decipher Transcription Regulation