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I get these results:

484593-3


Best match len:22 betwixt 0:10 & 2:10
ATGGAGAACATCACATCAGGACTCCTAGGACCCCTTCTCGTGTTACAGGC
          TCACATCAGGACTCCTAGGACC
ATGCTCAACGTCACATCAGGACTCCTAGGACCACGTCTCGTGTTACAGGG
          TCACATCAGGACTCCTAGGACC
  6 trials of N:4 L:50 MIN:2 (  4.098ms total), 682us/trial
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In reply to Re^3: Search for identical substrings by BrowserUk
in thread Search for identical substrings by bioMan

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