(Solved): 13-What is different between FASTA and BLAST? a. FASTA is used for protein sequences, BLAST for n ...

13-What is different between FASTA and BLAST? a. FASTA is used for protein sequences, BLAST for nucleotide b. Only BLAST uses "words" to speed up alignments c. FASTA doesn't allow gaps in alignments d. BLAST is slower than FASTA e. By default, FASTA uses shorter words than BLAST 14-Which of the following statements regarding dynamic programming is false? f. It is guaranteed to give the optimal alignment g. It is exhaustive h. It uses heuristics to speed up the process i. It is the basis of BLAST and FASTA j. It is slower than BLAST and FASTA 15-In a family of homologous proteins, how would you best determine the most highly conserved amino acids? k. Perform a multiple sequence alignment 1. Determine the iso electric points of the proteins m. Compare Ramachandran plots of each proteins n. Build a phylogenic tree o. All of the above 16-Why are there more sequences in TrEMBL than Swiss-Prot? a. There aren't b. Swiss-Prot only houses human sequences c. Swiss-Prot only contains proteins with solved structures d. TrEMBL is a franslated nucleotide sequence dàtabase, Swiss-prot only contains entries of proteins known to be expressed e. TrEMBL contains many examples of identical sequences