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To develop a probabilistic model for generating families of RNA, DNA, or protein-like sequences based on evolution.

January 1, 1998BioinformaticsOpen Access

Rose: generating sequence families.

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To develop a probabilistic model for generating families of RNA, DNA, or protein-like sequences based on evolution.
Developed a software tool called Rose that implements the probabilistic model.
Simulates an evolutionary process using insertions, deletions, and substitutions guided by an evolutionary tree.
Logs the history of changes and creates multiple sequence alignments during the sequence generation.
Rose produces data suitable for evaluating multiple sequence alignment methods.
Facilitates predictions of phylogenetic relationships based on the generated sequences.
Useful for teaching and developing models related to sequence evolution.

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Novel software generates sequence families for evolutionary studies, facilitating alignment and phylogenetic analysis.

Stoye et al. (1998) studied this question.

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