New Algorithm for Predicting RNA Secondary Structure with Pseudoknots

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Pseudoknots are complicated and stable RNA structure. Based on the idea of iteratively forming stable stems, and the character that the stems in RNA molecules are relatively stable, an algorithm is presented to predict RNA secondary structure including pseudoknots, it is an improvement from the previously used algorithm ,the algorithm takes O(n3) time and O(n2) sapce , in predicting accuracy, it outperforms other known algorithm of RNA secondary structure prediction, its performance is tested with the RNA sub-sequences in PseudoBase. The experimental results indicate that the algorithm has good specificity and sensitivity.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 532-533)

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1796-1799

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June 2012

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