This article throws light upon the four examples of biological databases in bioinformatics. The four examples of biological databases are: (1) Nucleotide Sequence Databases (2) Protein Sequence Databases (3) Macromolecular Databases and (4) Other Databases. Biological Databases: The collection of the biological data on a computer which can be manipulated to appear in varying arrangements and subsets is regarded as [...]
Read this article to learn about the history, coverage, components and applications of bioinformatics. The bioinformatics covers many specialized and advanced areas of biology. Such areas are: (1) Functional Genomics (2) Structural Genomics (3) Comparative Genomics (4) DNA Microarrays and (5) Medical Informatics. Bioinformatics is the combination (or marriage) of biology and information technology. Basically, bioinformatics is a recently developed [...]
Read this article to learn about databases, tools and implications of bioinformatics for biodiversity. What is Bioinformatics? Roughly, bioinformatics describe any use of computers to handle biological information. In practice, a narrower definition is used: bioinformatics is a synonym for "computational molecular biology"—the use of computers to characterize the molecular components of living things. Most biologists talk about "doing bioinformatics" [...]