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Bioinformatics (Advanced Texts)
by (Editor: Christine Orengo) (Editor: David Jones) (Editor: Janet Thornton)
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Taylor & Francis (2002-11-01)
ISBN: 1859960545
EAN: 9781859960547
Dewy Decimal #: 572.80285
Paperback: 320 pages
Edition: 1
SKU: B941-1212
Condition: New
Comments: New & Shrinkwrapped. In stock - Immediate despatch from an efficient and professional leading British bookselling firm.
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Customer Reviews
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One of the best books on the subject
Rating  (5)
Date: 2007-05-16
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
I teach bioinformatics, and have a special interest in protein structure. In most texts, the two things barely overlap. In this book, proteins, and especially their structures, take centre stage, in contrast to the 'protein sequence as a data string' view of the world so often taken. This is hardly a surprise, given the authors, but it is a viewpoint I whole-heartedly endorse. Putting the approach to the subject aside, the book is excellent in its own right. Concise, lucid coverage, unified by a set of excellent diagrams and illustrations. Criticisms would be lack of colour throughout, the relatively small format and the lack of web support, but these are minor quibbles.
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Invaluable resource for students and researchers
Rating (5)
Date: 2004-03-22
7 out of 7 customers found this reveiw helpful
As an MSc Bioinformatics student, this book proves to be invaluable in understanding my course. Covering topics from all fields of Bioinformatics, this book goes deep into the details necessary for any serious researcher or student. This would be especially useful to someone coming from a computing background; quickly covering the biology required and moving into how this can be integrated with technology to complete the amalgumation of these two sciences. This book is both informative and the perfect resource for quick reference to details when they slip your mind. With such an easy to understand layout, this book is the end to my worries of understanding both sciences to such a high level. This was the best use of my limited student money I have ever made.
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