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Multiple Sequence Alignment using GA and NN

Multiple sequence alignment (MSA) is an important tool in biological analysis. However, it is difficult to solve this class of problems, due to their exponential complexity. This paper presents an algorithm combining the genetic algorithm and a self-organizing neural network for solution to MSA. This approach demonstrates improved performance in long DNA and RNA data sets exhibiting small similarity.