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		+	The sequence of a linear polymer such as a protein, DNA or RNA is the [[wikipedia:sequence\|sequence]] formed by its [[wikipedia:monomer\|monomers]]. It is also referred to as the ''primary structure'' of a given molecule.
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		+	The sequence of standard proteins, DNA, or RNA can be expressed as a string over a finite alphabet that represents well-studied monomers. It allows the development of many powerful algorithms and statistics.
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		+	Although sequence analysis constitutes an important panel of [[bioinformatics]], sequences are only one of the many forms of experimental data that are available to the bioinformatician.
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	==Protocols==		==Protocols==
	===General===		===General===
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		+	== See also ==
		+	* [[Wikipedia:Primary structure]]
		+	* An almost complete list of alignment tools : [[wikipedia:Sequence alignment software]].
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		+	== Further reading ==
		+	<biblio>
		+	#durbin isbn=0521629713 // subtitle: ''Probabilistic models of proteins and nucleic acids''
		+	</biblio>

	[[Category:Sequence analysis]]		[[Category:Sequence analysis]]

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==Protocols==
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