PRoMT: inferring demographic history from DNA sequences

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healthcare

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software

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Ste

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Oxf

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Abstract Summary: I describe a parallel implementation of Rogers’ mismatch algorithm, a method for making inferences about demographic history from DNA sequence data. The program is distributed on clusters of workstations, providing a substantial speedup and low execution times on large numbers of nodes. Availability: Source code and documentation are available at mombasa.anthro.utah.edu Contact: stephen.wooding@anthro.utah.edu

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