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Analysis of Sequences of Bases of Human DNA Using the Square Wave Method (SWM)

Skliar, O.; Gapper, S.; Monge, R. E.

2023-11-16 genomics
10.1101/2023.11.13.566944 bioRxiv
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A description is provided of how the Square Wave Method (SWM) can be applied to analyze sequences of bases of human DNA. The results obtained are displayed using the Square Wave Transform (SWT), an SWM tool. It is hypothesized that the results of this analysis can be of interest, in certain cases, to understand the functional role of some of those sequences. Preliminary data which make this hypothesis plausible are presented.

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