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Problem 2. Pairwise Sequence Alignment. (20 points) Find the optimal pairwise global alignment of the sequences TCTGCCTCTGC and ACTGACCACTGAC with the condition that the C nucleotides shown in bold font must be aligned with each other. What is the optimal alignment score? The scoring parameters are defined as +2 for match, -1 for mismatch and -2 for gap. Show the dynamic programming matrix you used. (And please do not create a 11x13 matrix!)

          Problem 2. Pairwise Sequence Alignment. (20 points)
Find the optimal pairwise global alignment of the sequences TCTGCCTCTGC and
ACTGACCACTGAC with the condition that the C nucleotides shown in bold font must be
aligned with each other. What is the optimal alignment score? The scoring parameters are
defined as +2 for match, -1 for mismatch and -2 for gap. Show the dynamic programming matrix
you used. (And please do not create a 11x13 matrix!)

Problem 2. Pairwise Sequence Alignment. (20 points)
Find the optimal pairwise global alignment of the sequences TCTGCCTCTGC and
ACTGACCACTGAC with the condition that the C nucleotides shown in bold font must be
aligned with each other. What is the optimal alignment score? The scoring parameters are
defined as +2 for match, -1 for mismatch and -2 for gap. Show the dynamic programming matrix
you used. (And please do not create a 11x13 matrix!)

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Problem 2: Pairwise Sequence Alignment (20 points) Find the optimal pairwise global alignment of the sequences TCTGCCTCTGC and ACTGACCACTGAC with the condition that the C nucleotides shown in bold font must be aligned with each other. What is the optimal alignment score? The scoring parameters are defined as +2 for a match, -1 for a mismatch, and -2 for a gap. Show the dynamic programming matrix you used. (And please do not create an 11x13 matrix!)