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    • Genome rearrangement problems are fundamental to comparative genomics and evolutionary studies.
    • Recent evidence shows repeats at segment ends remain conserved during rearrangements.

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    • Introduce the flanked block-interchange operation to model genome rearrangements.
    • Formulate the flanked block-interchange distance problem.
    • Develop algorithms for calculating this distance.

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    • Define the flanked block-interchange operation on strings.
    • Establish a necessary and sufficient condition for transformability.
    • Design approximation and polynomial algorithms based on symbol frequency.

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    • A linear-time verifiable condition for string transformation via flanked block-interchanges.
    • An approximation algorithm for strings with symbols up to k occurrences.
    • A polynomial algorithm for strings with symbols up to 2 occurrences.
    • Demonstrate the NP-hardness of the general flanked block-interchange distance problem.

    Conclusions:

    • The flanked block-interchange model provides a novel perspective on genome rearrangements.
    • Efficient algorithms exist for specific cases, but the general problem is computationally hard.