Bioinformatics
Subtitle: genes, proteins, and computers
By: edited by Christine Orengo, David Jones, Janet Thornton
Contributors: Orengo, Christine; Jones, David; Thornton, Janet M
Series: Advanced text
Publisher: BIOS Scientific; Distributed in the U.S. by Springer-Verlag; Garland Science
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: Bioinformatics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: 1. Molecular evolution / Sylvia Nagl; title: 2. Gene finding / John G. Sgouros and Richard M. Twyman; title: 3. Sequence comparison methods / Christine Orengo; title: 4. Amino acid residue conservation / William S.J. Valdar and David T. Jones; title: 5. Function prediction from protein sequence / Sylvia B. Nagl; title: 6. Protein structure comparison / Ian Sillitoe and Christine Orengo; title: 7. Protein structure classifications / Frances Pearl and Christine Orengo; title: 8. Comparative modeling / Andrew C.R. Martin; title: 9. Protein structure prediction / David T. Jones; title: 10. From protein structure to function / Annabel E. Todd; title: 11. From structure-based genome annotation to understanding genes and proteins / Sarah A. Teichmann; title: 12. Global approaches for studying protein-protein interactions / Sarah A. Teichmann; title: 13. Predicting the structure of protein-biomolecular interactions / Richard M. Jackson; title: 14. Experimental use of DNA arrays / Paul Kellam and Xiaohui Liu; title: 15. Mining gene expression data / Xiaohui Liu and Paul Kellam; title: 16. Proteomics / Malcolm P. Weir, Walter P. Blackstock and Richard M. Twyman; title: 17. Data managament [sic] of biological information / Nigel J. Martin; title: 18. Internet technologies for bioinformatics / Andrew C.R. Martin; title: Glossary; title: Index