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Splign is a utility for computing cDNA-to-Genomic, or spliced sequence alignments. At the heart of the program is a global alignment algorithm that specifically accounts for introns and splice signals. It is due to this algorithm that Splign is accurate in determining splice sites and tolerant to sequencing errors.
On the other side of the tool are Blast post-processing routines. Splign uses Blast hits to identify possible locations of genes and their duplications on genomic sequences and then to speed up the core dynamic programming.
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Reference:
Yu.Kapustin, A.Souvorov, T.Tatusova. Splign - a Hybrid Approach To Spliced Alignments. RECOMB 2004 - Currents in Computational Molecular Biology. p.741.
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