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Program: Longest Common CDS Subsequence 0.1 Author: Sanket Desai. * Copyright (C) 2014 Sanket Desai. * C program implementation of LCS adopted from program written by Neil Jones [Copyright (C) 2005 Neil Jones]. * Released under GPL. * Find a copy of licence in the directory or find it at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt * This is an implementation, in C++, of the Longest Common CDS Subsequence algorithm. * That is, given two CDS sequences A and B, this program will find the longest sequence of CDS that is common and ordered in A and B. * Program takes two file names which contain fasta format CDS sequences * INSTALL: * To install in Unix-like environment, just type 'make'. An executable 'lccs' should be created. * To test the program, type 'make test'. The program 'lccs' should execute using the CCDS files present in DIR * USAGE: ./lccs <input file 1> <input file 2> * TO-DO: a. Synonymous codon bias should be considered while finding the sub-CDS.