17 research outputs found

    New distance measure for comparing protein using cellular automata image.

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    One of the first steps in protein sequence analysis is comparing sequences to look for similarities. We propose an information theoretical distance to compare cellular automata representing protein sequences, and determine similarities. Our approach relies in a stationary Hamming distance for the evolution of the automata according to a properly chosen rule, and to build a pairwise similarity matrix and determine common ancestors among different species in a simpler and less computationally demanding computer codes when compared to other methods

    Beta-globin protein dendrograms from SHD (a) and p-distance (b) values.

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    Clade A is represented by squares and Clade B by circles. Different animal groups are represented by colors.</p

    Dendrograms from the ND 5 protein from (a) SHD and (b) p-distance.

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    The four families are well grouped in both dendrograms: Didelphidae (blue), Muridae (green), Balaenopteridae (red), and Hominidae (black).</p

    Dendrograms from the ND 6 protein obtained from distance matrices using (a) SHD and (b) p-distance, with the indication of family groupings: Macropodidae (blue), Muridae (green), Phocidae (red), and Hominidae (black).

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    Dendrograms from the ND 6 protein obtained from distance matrices using (a) SHD and (b) p-distance, with the indication of family groupings: Macropodidae (blue), Muridae (green), Phocidae (red), and Hominidae (black).</p

    Hamming distance between the cellular automata image for some different mammalian species and Human, as a function of the number of steps.

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    Hamming distance between the cellular automata image for some different mammalian species and Human, as a function of the number of steps.</p
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