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D - Suggestions for Further Reading

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 June 2012

Rex A. Dwyer
Affiliation:
The BioAlgorithmic Consultancy
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Summary

The following books are especially recommended for further reading. The citations in each category are arranged roughly from most to least accessible.

Algorithms and Programming in General Bentley (1999); Garey and Johnson (1979); Cormen et al. (1990)

Computational Molecular Biology Mount (2001); Setubal and Meidanis (1997); Salzberg, Searls, and Kasif (1998b); Lander andWaterman (1995); Pevzner (2000)

General Genetics and Molecular Biology Brown (1999); Nicholl (1994); Lewin (1999); Snustad and Simmons (1999); Russell (1992)

Perl Wall et al. (1997); Vromans (2000); Srinivasan (1997)

Public-Domain Databases and Software Gibas and Jambeck (2001); Baxevanis and Ouellette (2001)

Protein Structure Goodsell (1996); Brandon and Tooze (1999)

Statistical Modeling of Sequences Durbin et al. (1998); Baldi and Brunak (1998)

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Genomic Perl
From Bioinformatics Basics to Working Code
, pp. 318
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2002

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