US Patent 9817944 Systems and methods for analyzing sequence data
Patent 9817944 was granted and assigned to Seven Bridges on November, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The invention provides methods for comparing one set of genetic sequences to another without discarding any information within either set. A set of genetic sequences is represented using a directed acyclic graph (DAG) avoiding any unwarranted reduction to a linear data structure. The invention provides a way to align one sequence DAG to another to produce an alignment that can itself be stored as a DAG. DAG-to-DAG alignment is a natural choice wherever a set of genomic information consisting of more than one string needs to be compared to any non-linear reference. For example, a subpopulation DAG could be compared to a population DAG in order to compare the genetic features of that subpopulation to those of the population.
US Patent 09817944 Systems and methods for analyzing sequence data US Patent 9817944 Systems and methods for analyzing sequence data
US Patent 09817944 Systems and methods for analyzing sequence data
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