Repeat Boundary Identification is a computational method within the field of sequence analysis that specifically determines the precise start and end positions of repetitive elements in biological sequences by distinguishing them from non-repetitive regions.
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A clustering method for repeat analysis in DNA sequences
Natalia Volfovsky, Brian J. Haas, Steven L. Salzberg · Genome biology · 2001 · 147 citations · Full text
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