Could you please suggest me some papers, textbooks and basic tools for learning in silico methods? Primarily, I want to research about cancer metabolism, drug resistance, and epigenetics. For example, how can I work on and understand "possible" protein-protein interactions, non-coding RNA targets and cell to cell communication?
Thank you in advance
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for the book.Gülşah Torkay Your question reflect that you want to learn and for that you can try and make efforts. However, your field of interest is so large, from cancer to drug resistance. Its good to learn but for career development and professional appraisal you need to focus on one thing and in line to your higher education. Its not rewarding to be jack of all traits, if you are not master in few if not none.
Nevertheless, I encourage you to learn and understand new things which awake your curiosity. There are more than enough resourse and information available over the internet.
Dear Abhijeet Singh thank you for your answer but actually I had tried to explain why I want to learn. I am researching on cancer drug resistance and this resistance can be due to epigenetics changes in cell. Hence, these topics are relatively close to each other as to me. I have written all them down because I thought maybe there could be specific tools or databases which I do not know about these. Wish you good work!
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