What is the aim of Blast software?

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What is the aim of Blast software?..

Answer / sandy

The aim is to report only those matches above a given
threshold, and report the full alignments. If possible,
with only the differences marked instead of the
similarities.

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What is the aim of Blast software?..

Answer / muthulakshmi

The aim is to find similarities, identities and differences
between the sequence of interest with other organism's
sequence using the principle of Smith-watermann algorithm.

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