Computational biology and applied bioinformatics
By: edited by Heitor Silverio Lopes and Leonardo Magalhães Cruz
Contributors: Institute for New Technologies (Maastricht, Netherlands)
Published: 2011
Language: eng
Number of pages: 442
ISBN-13: 9789533076294
Subjects: Computational Biology
Other titles: InTech Open Access Books.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

Online resource; title from resource home page (InTech, viewed December 23, 2013).
Table of contents: title: Molecular evolution & phylogeny: what, when, why & how?; title: Understanding protein function; title: the disparity between bioinformatics and molecular methods; title: In silico identification of regulatory elements in promoters; title: In silico analysis of Golgi glycosyltransferases: a case study on the LARGE-like protein family; title: Microarray technology; title: expression profiling of MRNA and MicroRNA in breast cancer; title: Computational tools for identification of microRNAs in deep sequencing data sets; title: Computational methods in mass spectrometry-based protein 3D studies; title: Synthetic biology & bioinformatics prospects in the cancer arena; title: An overview of hardware-based acceleration of biological sequence alignment; title: Retrieving and categorizing bioinformatics publications through a multiagent system; title: GRID computing and computational immunology; title: A comparative study of machine learning and evolutionary computation approaches for protein secondary structure classification; title: Functional analysis of the cervical carcinoma transcriptome: networks and new genes associated to cancer; title: Number distribution of transmembrane helices in prokaryote genomes; title: Classifying TIM barrel protein domain structure by an alignment approach using best hit strategy and PSI-BLAST; title: Identification of functional diversity in the enolase superfamily proteins; title: Contributions of structure comparison methods to the protein structure prediction field; title: Functional analysis of intergenic regions for gene discovery; title: Prediction of transcriptional regulatory networks for retinal development; title: The use of functional genomics in synthetic promoter design; title: Analysis of transcriptomic and proteomic data in immune-mediated diseases; title: Emergence of the diversified short ORFeome by mass spectrometry-based proteomics; title: Acrylamide binding to its cellular targets: insights from computational studies.