Image analysis – Applications – Biomedical applications
Reexamination Certificate
2007-02-13
2007-02-13
Mehta, Bhavesh M. (Department: 2624)
Image analysis
Applications
Biomedical applications
Reexamination Certificate
active
10120132
ABSTRACT:
Among the embodiments of the present invention is a system including one or more processors operable to access data representative of a biopolymer sequence of monomer units. The one or more processors are further operable to establish a pattern corresponding to at least one fractal curve and generate one or more output signals corresponding to a number of image elements each representative of one of the monomer units. Also included is a display device responsive to the one or more output signals to visualize the biopolymer sequence by displaying the image elements in accordance with the pattern.
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