Gene transcript clustering: A comparison of parallel approaches

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Abstract

One of the fundamental components of large-scale gene discovery projects is that of clustering of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from complementary DNA (cDNA) clone libraries. Clustering is used to create non-redundant catalogs and indices of these sequences. In particular, clustering of ESTs is frequently used to estimate the number of genes derived from cDNA-based gene discovery efforts. This paper presents a novel parallel extension to an EST clustering program, UIcluster4, that incorporates alternative splicing information and a new parallelization strategy. The results are compared to other parallelized EST clustering systems in terms of overall processing time and in accuracy of the resulting clustering. © 2004 Published by Elsevier B.V.

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Scheetz, T. E., Trivedi, N., Pedretti, K. T., Braun, T. A., & Casavant, T. L. (2005). Gene transcript clustering: A comparison of parallel approaches. In Future Generation Computer Systems (Vol. 21, pp. 731–735). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.future.2004.05.014

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