Bioinformatics for dummies / by Jean-Michel Claverie and Cedric Notredame.
By: Claverie, Jean-Michel
Contributor(s): Notredame, Cedric
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Centeral Library Second Floor - Biotechnology | 592 C.J.B 2006 (Browse shelf) | Available | 10246-1 | |
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Centeral Library Second Floor - Biotechnology | 592 C.J.B 2006 (Browse shelf) | Available | 10246 |
Introduction -- PART I: GETTING STARTED IN BIOINFORMATICS: Finding out what bioinformatics can do for you -- How most people use bioinformatics -- PART II: A SURVIVAL GUIDE TO BIOINFORMATICS: Using nucleotide sequence databases -- Using protein and specialized sequence databases -- Working with a single DNA sequence -- Working with a single protein sequence -- PART III: BECOMING A PRO IN SEQUENCE ANALYSIS: Similarity searches on sequence databases -- Comparing two sequences -- Building a multiple sequence alignment -- Editing and publishing alignments -- PART IV: BECOMING A SPECIALIST: ADVANCED BIOINFORMATICS TECHNIQUES: Working with protein 3-D structures -- Working with RNA -- Building phytogenetic trees -- PART V: THE PART OF TENS: The ten (okay, twelve) commandments for using servers -- Some useful bioinformatics resources.
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