Bioinformatics

Description

Bioinformatics is a discipline originated by the need of introducing order into massive datasets produced by new technologies of molecular biology: large-scale DNA sequencing, measurements of RNA concentrations in multiple gene expression arrays and new profiling techniques in proteomics.

The volume under preparation presents mathematical models in bioinformatics along with descriptions of inspiring biological problems and computer science tools necessary to cope with data. The material covered includes widely used applications in genomics and proteomics and later-generation techniques, which attempts at linking genetic information with structure and function of molecules, metabolic processes and whole cells.

Introduction

Part I - Mathematical and Computational Methods: Probability and Statistics - Computer Sciences Algorithms - Pattern Analysis - Optimization

Part II - Applications: Sequence Alignment - Molecular Phylogenetics - Genomics - Proteomics - RNA - DNA Microarrays - Bioinformatic Databases and Bionformatic Internet Resources

References - Index