bioinformatics
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- noun
- /ˌbaɪoʊɪnˈfɔːrmætɪks/
- Specialized
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bioinformática
- And how do we invest in bioinformatics and in our computer science?
- bioinformatics tools
- bioinformatics databases
- field of bioinformatics
Of course, you know what bioinformatics does.
- Of course, you know what bioinformatics does.
Examples
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Both M001 and M004 see an ever-growing role for bioinformatics in nutrigenomics.
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In "hot" fields that are new or growing rapidly, like bioinformatics, human resources are inevitably in short supply.
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Register now to join the best bioinformatics community on the web.
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The funding will carry Conabio through the next phase of bioinformatics development.
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As more fungal communities are characterized using molecular data, there is an increasing need to develop better bioinformatics tools.
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David studies in the field of bioinformatics and has lectured Lenski's graduate students.
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Scientists will need new bioinformatics tools to integrate omics data into sophisticated models of gene and protein regulatory networks.
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Gabe thrives in the dynamic and fast-changing field of bioinformatics and genetic analysis.
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So DeepMind partnered with EMBLE EBI, which is the European Bioinformatics Institute branch of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory.
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The field of bioinformatics has become essential for analyzing large datasets in genetics.
How Computational
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Surface Forms
Morphology
bioinformatics = informatics (semi-transparent) = bio + informatics
The meaning is mostly recoverable from bio- plus informatics, but the term names a specialized academic field rather than a fully ordinary combination.
Etymology
Bioinformatics joins bio- meaning 'life', as in biology, and informatics, which is about 'information' and using computers. So, bioinformatics is the study of how we use computers and software to understand the information of living things, like genes and DNA.