Table of contents for Sequence alignment : methods, models, concepts, and strategies / edited by Michael S. Rosenberg.

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Contents
Contributors
Preface
1. Sequence Alignment: Concepts and History
2. Insertion and Deletion Events, Their Molecular Mechanisms and 
Their Impact on Sequence Alignments
3. Local versus Global Alignments
4. Computing Multiple Sequence Alignment with Template based Methods
5. Sequence Evolution Models for Simultaneous Alignment and Phylogeny 
Reconstruction
6. Phylogenetic Hypotheses and the Utility of Multiple Sequence Alignment
7. Structural and Evolutionary Considerations for Multiple Sequence 
Alignment of RNA, and the Challenges for Algorithms that Ignore Them
8. Constructing Alignment Benchmarks
9. Simulation Approaches to Evaluating Alignment Error and Methods 
for Comparing Alternate Alignments
10. Robust Inferences from Ambiguous Alignments
11. Strategies for Efficient Exploitation of the Informational 
Content of Protein Multiple Alignments
References

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Bioinformatics.
Computational biology.
Sequence Alignment -- methods.