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A limitation of the Zuker method and other methods (Nakaya et al. 1995) for computing suboptimal RNA structures is that they do not compute all the structures within a given energy range of the minimum free-energy structure.

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The explanation: For example, no alternative structures are produced that have the absence of base pairs in the best structure, and, if two substructures are joined by a stretch of unpaired bases, no structures are produced that are suboptimal for both structures. These factors limit the number of alternative structures predicted compared to known variations based on sequence variations in tRNAs.

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