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Arithmetic of 3 And 4 Branch Point Covers,rcular sequences can be searched, and the results can be listed in various forms or displayed graphically. The recognition sequences to be searched for can be typed on the keyboard or read from files. The format of these files is given in .. The end of the chapter also describes how to produce back-

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0087568t provides the most commonly used nucleic acid and protein analyses, semiautomatic entry of sequence data from autoradiograms using the optional Gel Reader, and access to the floppy disk formats of the GenBank? nucleic acid database and the NBRF Protein Identification Resource protein database. The