Ping-An He
ABSTRACT
Based on the chaos game representation, a three-dimensional graphical representation of protein sequence was proposed to describe protein sequence. Then, a numerical characterization methodwas proposed to compare protein sequences. Finally, the nine ND5 proteins are compared based on the numerical characterization to illustrate the method.
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