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Methods for Computational Gene Prediction

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William H. Majoros

Cambridge University Press, 2007

An Extraordinary Addition to the Bioinformatics Bookshelf
If you are interested in bioinformatics and the art of gene prediction or genome annotation, you MUST buy this book!! Methods for Computational Gene Prediction was written with both molecular biologists and computer scientists in mind. Although those with training in math and statistics will find some of the material easier to grasp, the book starts out with both a math primer and background on ...

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