Which book should I read to understand bioinformatics from the very beginning?
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Best to start with this.
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Please start with " Bioinformatics: a Beginners guide" by Jean micheal claverie and cedric notredame. If it is not available then Bioinformatics for dummies by the same authors is a very good book for newbies. If you are looking at a particular aspect of Bioinfo please mention.
I recommend this book.
Bioinformatics: Sequence and Genome Analysis (USA) David W. Mount
———Creative Diagnostics
I can also recommend you "the Biostar Handbook : Bioinformatics data analysis guide" for getting more details as well
"Bioinformatics for dummies" is a very great book to start with
I'm surprised no one recommended "Introduction of Bioinformatics" by Arthur M. Lesk which is a pioneer in the field. I believe a new edition was published this year.
For detailed illustration of a variety of bioinformatics algorithms and applications, you may find my book "Bioinformatics and the cell: modern computational approaches in genomics, proteomics and transcriptomics" (Springer 2018 2nd edition) better than others. It can be accessed through SpringerLink at Book Bioinformatics and the Cell
The truth is when people hear the word bioinformatics, what comes first is computational scripting, which is wrong. First learn the basics of molecular biology, genomics and proteomics. Then you proceed with sequence alignments, blasts and the rest. So it's a gradual process. Don't rush it.
I use "Bioinformatics for Beginners" by Choudhuri for my undergraduate introductory course. It's a great reference to introduce the informatics context and the author nicely merges its use within a biological perspective. The reading is not difficult and the author includes some exercises within the text. It's a little old (2014), but many of the computational programs are still being used today. I've even used Choudhuri to supplement my master's course and has worked very well.
On a side note, I used "Introduction to Bioinformatics" by Arthur Lesk, but I found that it lacked readability for someone that is just starting out in this field. Also, Lesk doesn't give a basic introduction as to the history of bioinformatics, either.
This book might help you, Mohammed Shaker Hossain . I am a Graduate student. I have learned many basic topics in this book. It is written quite an easy way, better for understanding for beginners.
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I follow Richard A. Schäfer's advice:
Introduction to Bioinformatics 5th Edition, from Arthur M. Lesk, who is Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at The Pennsylvania State University, USA.
ISBN-13: 978-0198794141
ISBN-10: 0198794142
Best wishes, Ralf
A very basic material is available online to understand Basics in Bioinformatics:
http://jnujprdistance.com/assets/lms/LMS%20JNU/MCA/Sem%20VI/Bioinformatics/Version%202/Bioinformatics.pdf
Practical Computing for Biologists ( http://practicalcomputing.org/)
https://www.amazon.com/Bioinformatics-Dummies-Jean-Michel-Claverie/dp/0470089857
Despite being a bit old I think it's a great introduction to bioinformatics applied to genomics:
XIONG, Jin. Essential bioinformatics. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2006. 339p.
I would like to suggest 'Essential bioinformatics' by jin Xiong
Good luck!
Hi we have been using these books :introduction to bioinformatics by arthur lesk.
understading bioinformatics by jeremy baum.
I think the referred one will serve your purpose.
Bioinformatics for beginners : genes, genomes, molecular evolution, databases and analytical tools
@ Mohammed Shaker Hossain
Bioinformatics for Dummies Book by Cedric Notredame and Jean-Michel Claverie
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