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Plant Bioinformatics


Series: METHODS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 406
Methods and Protocols
Edited by David Edwards
552 pages, figs, tabs.
Humana Press
 
Hardcover | 2007 | £84.50 | approx. $167/€108

#168401 | ISBN-13: 9781588296535
Bioinformatics is a rapidly developing field. Data volumes continue to grow and there is an increasing breadth of available data, including sequence, gene expression, protein, metabolite and phenotypic data. Novel databases are being developed for specific species or experiment types. These databases and tools may greatly assist in the application of plant biotechnology, though they require a basic set of skills to identify and utilize the most appropriate resource.

This book aims to assist research scientists in choosing the most applicable database or bioinformatics tools to aid and promote their research in plant biotechnology. Chapters include practical examples and highlight common problems encountered in bioinformatics analysis.

Further chapters are aimed at researchers developing bioinformatics databases and tools, detailing commonly applied database formats and biology-focused scripting languages.
 
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