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Generate & Play Hailuo AI video：Graph theory is a comprehensive section of discrete mathematics in which the properties of graphs are systematically studied. Graph theory is widely applied in solving economic and management problems, programming, chemistry, design and study of electrical circuits, communication, psychology, sociology, linguistics, and other fields. Graphs are built to display relationships within sets. Essentially, graphs help visually represent various complex interactions: airports and flights between them, different departments in a company, molecules in a substance. DNA (an acronym for deoxyribonucleic acid) is one of the most important molecules for living beings, containing all their genetic information. A DNA test is a type of examination conducted to solve a wide range of tasks. In fact, a DNA test is genetic expertise. It can be used to determine the risk of developing a particular disease in a person or to establish kinship with a certain individual. Graph theory plays an important role in the analysis of DNA and bioinformatics as a whole. Here are several ways it is applied: Comparison of sequences: Graphs can be used to represent different DNA sequences, where nodes represent nucleotides and edges represent connections between them. This allows for efficient comparison and analysis of genetic sequences. Construction of phylogenetic trees: Graphs help visualize and analyze evolutionary relationships between different organisms. Phylogenetic trees that show how species are related to each other can be represented as graphs. Searching for patterns and motifs: Repeating sequences or motifs often occur in DNA. Graph theory allows for the development of algorithms to search for these patterns, which can be useful for studying gene functions and regulation. Analysis of RNA structure: RNA structures can be represented as graphs, where nodes are nucleotides and edges are connections between them. This helps in the study of RNA.
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The video explores the application of graph theory in biology, particularly in DNA analysis and bioinformatics.
