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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 27322013" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Predictions are not always based on real-world data. Some forecasting can be done by studying the existing Covid Genomic databases using what's known as N-Mer (or sometimes referred to as k-Mer sequencing. <strong><em>n</em>-mers</strong> are substrings of length <strong>n</strong> contained within the genomic sequence. These are combinations of the standard nucleotides A, T, G & C.</p><p>Analysis of n-mers can give an idea on the possibility of how the mutations could change the existing viral genome.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 27322013, member: 562115"] Predictions are not always based on real-world data. Some forecasting can be done by studying the existing Covid Genomic databases using what's known as N-Mer (or sometimes referred to as k-Mer sequencing. [B][I]n[/I]-mers[/B] are substrings of length [B]n[/B] contained within the genomic sequence. These are combinations of the standard nucleotides A, T, G & C. Analysis of n-mers can give an idea on the possibility of how the mutations could change the existing viral genome. [/QUOTE]
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