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End-gap Alignment

End-Gap Alignment is a sequence alignment method in which gaps at the termini of sequences are not penalized, distinguishing it from standard global or local alignment strategies by allowing unbounded gaps at the ends to better accommodate sequences with partial overlaps or varying domain architectures.

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    David J. Chen

    The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, United States

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    Steven M. Yannone

    Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, United States

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    Lawrence F. Povirk

    Virginia Commonwealth University, United States

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    Jae Wan Lee

    Virginia Commonwealth University, United States

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    Richmond, United States

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