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PPS: A Computing Engine to Find Palindromes in All Protein Sequences

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doi 10.6026/97320630010048
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January 29, 2014

Authors
Zameer AhmedManickam GurusaranPrasanth NarayanaKala KumarJayapal MohanapriyaMarthandan Kirti VaishnaviKanagaraj Sekar
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Biomedical Informatics


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