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FPGA-based protein sequence alignment: A review

Journal
EPJ Web of Conferences
ISSN
21016275
Date Issued
2017-11-22
Author(s)
Md Isa M.N.
Ku Muhsen K.N.D.
Saiful Nurdin D.
Ahmad M.I.
Zainol Murad S.A.
Mohyar S.N.
Harun A.
Hussin R.
DOI
10.1051/epjconf/201716201075
Handle (URI)
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14170/12003
Abstract
Sequence alignment have been optimized using several techniques in order to accelerate the computation time to obtain the optimal score by implementing DP-based algorithm into hardware such as FPGA-based platform. During hardware implementation, there will be performance challenges such as the frequent memory access and highly data dependent in computation process. Therefore, investigation in processing element (PE) configuration where involves more on memory access in load or access the data (substitution matrix, query sequence character) and the PE configuration time will be the main focus in this paper. There are various approaches to enhance the PE configuration performance that have been done in previous works such as by using serial configuration chain and parallel configuration chain i.e. the configuration data will be loaded into each PEs sequentially and simultaneously respectively. Some researchers have proven that the performance using parallel configuration chain has optimized both the configuration time and area.
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