Computational biology is a rapidly expanding field, and the number and variety of computational methods used for DNA and protein sequence analysis is growing every day. These algorithms are extremely valuable to biotechnology companies and to researchers and teachers in universities. This book expl
Computational Methods in Molecular Biology
β Scribed by Steven L. Salzberg, David B. Searls and Simon Kasif (Eds.)
- Publisher
- Elsevier
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 366
- Series
- New Comprehensive Biochemistry 32
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
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Pages ii-iii
Copyright page
Page iv
Preface
Pages vii-ix
Steven Salzberg, David Searls, Simon Kasif
List of contributors
Pages xi-xiii
Other volumes in the series
Pages xxv-xxvi
Chapter 1 Grand challenges in computational biology Original Research Article
Pages 3-10
David B. Searls
Chapter 2 A tutorial introduction to computation for biologists Original Research Article
Pages 11-27
StevenL. Salzberg
Chapter 3 An introduction to biological sequence analysis Original Research Article
Pages 29-42
KennethH. Fasman, StevenL. Salzberg
Chapter 4 An introduction to hidden Markov models for biological sequences Original Research Article
Pages 45-63
Anders Krogh
Chapter 5 Case-based reasoning driven gene annotation Original Research Article
Pages 65-86
G.Christian Overton, Juergen Haas
Chapter 6 Classification-based molecular sequence analysis Original Research Article
Pages 87-107
David J. States, William C. Reisdorf Jr.
Chapter 7 Computational gene prediction using neural networks and similarity search Original Research Article
Pages 109-128
Ying Xu, EdwardC. Uberbacher
Chapter 8 Modeling dependencies in pre-mRNA splicing signals Original Research Article
Pages 129-164
ChristopherB. Burge
Chapter 9 Evolutionary approaches to computational biology Original Research Article
Pages 165-186
Rebecca J. Parsons
Chapter 10 Decision trees and Markov chains for gene finding Original Research Article
Pages 187-203
Steven L. Salzberg
Chapter 11 Statistical analysis of protein structures: Using environmental features for multiple purposes Original Research Article
Pages 207-225
Liping Wei, JeffreyT. Chang, RussB. Altman
Chapter 12 Analysis and algorithms for protein sequence-structure alignment Original Research Article
Pages 227-283
RichardH. Lathrop, Robert G. Rogers Jr., Jadwiga Bienkowska, BarbaraK.M. Bryant, LjubomirJ. ButuroviΔ, Chrysanthe Gaitatzes, Raman Nambudripad, James V White, TempleF. Smith
Chapter 13 THREADER: protein sequence threading by double dynamic programming Original Research Article
Pages 285-311
David Jones
Chapter 14 From computer vision to protein structure and association Original Research Article
Pages 313-334
HaimJ. Wolfson, Ruth Nussinov
Chapter 15 Modeling biological data and structure with probabilistic networks Original Research Article
Pages 335-352
Simon Kasif, Arthur L. Delcher
Appendix A
Pages 355-360
Appendix B
Pages 361-365
Subject Index
Pages 367-371
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