Inversion symmetry of DNA k-mer counts: validity and deviations

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@PowerDNS_Bert In this paper https://t.co/2GM4pJUJvT They argue it holds up to k=10 with tolerance X=0.1 where X is: X(S,S*) = |N(S)-N(S*)|/(N(S) + N(S*)) N(S) is count of kmer! https://t.co/p4REJz5GRn

RT @LaurelCoons: Inversion Symmetry: 🧬Exists in all modern cellular genomes (genomes of living organisms today) 🧬The population of every…

RT @LaurelCoons: Inversion Symmetry: 🧬Exists in all modern cellular genomes (genomes of living organisms today) 🧬The population of every…

RT @LaurelCoons: Inversion Symmetry: 🧬Exists in all modern cellular genomes (genomes of living organisms today) 🧬The population of every…

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