“INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS” by (Aqsad). What is Bioinformatics? Bioinformatics = Biology + Information Biology is becoming an information science.

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“INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS” by (Aqsad)

What is Bioinformatics? Bioinformatics = Biology + Information Biology is becoming an information science. Computational methods are necessary to analyze the Massive amount of information that are coming out of the genome projects.

Easy Answer - Using computers to solve molecular biology problems Hard Answer - Computational techniques for management and analysis of biological data and knowledge. What is Bioinformatics?

Bioinformatics  Bioinformatics: is the development and use of computer applications for the Analysis, Interpretation, and Prediction of biological Systems and corresponding experimental methods in nature sciences.

BIOLOGY PHYSIOMICS CELLOMICS BIOTECH EVOLUTION INFOTECH ONTOLOGY PROTEOMICS MOLECULARMODELING MATHEMATICS METABOLOMICS TRANSCRIPTOMICS GENOMICS STATISTICS Bioinformatics combines the tools of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science to understand Life & its processes. Bioinformatics bridges many disciplines

6 Bioinformatics HISTORY Biology Molecular Biology Biochemistry Biophysics Physics & Chemistry, 1950s Bioinformatics Computer Sc. & Statistics, 1970s Margaret Dayhoff

Biological Data and Bioinformatics. NAILS = DATA Hammer = BIOINFORMATICS

What is bioinformatics? Main goal is to convert complex data into information and knowledge Data includes gene and protein sequences, nucleotide sequences. Information used to build synthetic and predictive models. Future applications in biology, chemistry, pharmaceuticals, medicine, and agriculture

Bioinformatics: Studying Biology on Computer data management; data mining; modeling; prediction; theory formulation. Computer system scientific aspect bioinformatics genes, proteins, protein complexes, pathways, cells, organisms, ecosystem

Discovery from Data Mining (I)

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