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Table S1: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by our method

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Table S2: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by our method

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Table S3: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by ClustalW program

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Table S4: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by ClustalW program

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An efficient method for measuring the similarity of protein sequences

Table S1: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by our method

Table S2: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by our method

Table S3: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by ClustalW program

Table S4: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by ClustalW program

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An efficient method for measuring the similarity of protein sequences

Table S1: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by our method

Table S2: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by our method

Table S3: Similarity matrix for the 24 transferrin protein sequences obtained by ClustalW program

Table S4: Similarity matrix for the 12 protein sequences of baculoviruses obtained by ClustalW program

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