Interdigital Patent Holdings, Inc.

Emweb Bvba

Koen Deforche

Jan Vercruysse

Wim Dumon

Juan Bernabeu

The current invention concerns a computer-implemented method, a computer system and a tangible non-transitory computer-readable data carrier comprising a computer program product for aligning a query nucleic acid sequence against a reference nucleic acid sequence. An optimal alignment score of the query sequence against the reference sequence is determined by a dynamic programming algorithm. The algorithm is configured for locally optimizing a partial alignment score based on a nucleotide substitution cost, a gap insertion cost, an amino acid substitution cost, as well as a frameshift penalty.

Alignment method for nucleic acid sequences

Method for connecting a host computer device to a wireless communication network, the host computer device being provided with an operating system with at least one pre-installed generic driver providing a generic communication protocol () for communication between the host computer device and a standard class of computer peripheral devices other than wireless modem devices, the method comprising the steps of: (a) connecting a wireless modem device to the host computer device; (b) setting up, by means of a pre-installed generic driver of the operating system on the computer device, a modem/host communication interface () for communication between the wireless modem device and the computer device; (c) connecting the host computer device to a wireless communication network via the wireless modem device; (d) routing data traffic (-) between the host computer device and the wireless communication network over the modem/host communication interface (). The generic communication protocol () is used in the modem/host communication interface () for transferring the data traffic (-) between the host computer device and the wireless modem device.

Wireless modem device usable on computer device without driver installation wherein computer has a proxy server application and pre-installed generic drivers

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