Handbook of Computational Molecular BiologySrinivas Aluru CRC Press, 21 thg 12, 2005 - 1104 trang The enormous complexity of biological systems at the molecular level must be answered with powerful computational methods. Computational biology is a young field, but has seen rapid growth and advancement over the past few decades. Surveying the progress made in this multidisciplinary field, the Handbook of Computational Molecular Biology of |
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Multiple Sequence Alignment | 3-1 |
Parametric Sequence Alignment | 4-1 |
String Data Structures | 4-33 |
Lookup Tables Suffix Trees and Suffix Arrays | 5-1 |
Suffix Tree Applications in Computational Biology | 6-1 |
Enhanced Suffix Arrays and Applications | 7-1 |
Genome Assembly and EST Clustering | 7-29 |
Largescale Phylogenetic Analysis | 21-1 |
HighPerformance Algorithms for Phylogeny Reconstruction with Maximum Parsimony | 22-1 |
Microarrays and Gene Expression Analysis | 22-21 |
Microarray Data Annotation Storage Retrieval and Communication | 23-1 |
Computational Methods for Microarray Design | 24-1 |
Clustering Algorithms for Gene Expression Analysis | 25-1 |
Biclustering Algorithms A Survey | 26-1 |
Identifying Gene Regulatory Networks from Gene Expression Data | 27-1 |
Computational Methods for Genome Assembly | 8-1 |
Assembling the Human Genome | 9-1 |
Comparative Methods for Sequence Assembly | 10-1 |
Information Theoretic Approach to Genome Reconstruction | 11-1 |
Expressed Sequence Tags Clustering and Applications | 12-1 |
Algorithms for LargeScale Clustering and Assembly of Biological Sequence Data | 13-1 |
GenomeScale Computational Methods | 13-31 |
Comparisons of Long Genomic Sequences Algorithms and Applications | 14-1 |
Chaining Algorithms and Applications in Comparative Genomics | 15-1 |
Computational Analysis of Alternative Splicing | 16-1 |
Human Genetic Linkage Analysis | 17-1 |
Haplotype Inference | 18-1 |
Phylogenetics | 18-27 |
An Overview of Phylogeny Reconstruction | 19-1 |
Consensus Trees and Supertrees | 19-41 |
Modeling and Analysis of Gene Networks Using Feedback Control Theory | 28-1 |
Computational Structural Biology | 28-33 |
Predicting Protein Secondary and Supersecondary Structure | 29-1 |
Protein Structure Prediction with Lattice Models | 30-1 |
Protein Structure Determination via NMR Spectral Data | 31-1 |
Geometric and Signal Processing of Reconstructed 3D Maps of Molecular Complexes | 32-1 |
In Search of Remote Homolog | 33-1 |
Biomolecular Modeling using Parallel Supercomputers | 34-1 |
Bioinformatic Databases and Data Mining | 34-45 |
String Search in External Memory Data Structures and Algorithms | 35-1 |
Index Structures for Approximate Matching in Sequence Databases | 36-1 |
Algorithms for Motif Search | 37-1 |
Data Mining in Computational Biology | 38-1 |
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