[BioEdu] Suggestions for a bioinformatics course

[Jaroslaw Zola]

On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 08:44:27 -0400
"Karthikeyan Sivaraman" <k.sivan at gmail.com> wrote:

> hi sudhindra,
> 
> I have taught master's level students in advanced bioinformatics. I
> found the book by Dan Gusfield an immensely useful introduction.
> It is known as "Strings Sequences and Algorithms" - good one. But as

Hi, I will put my two cents :-) I like book of Gusfield as well, and
recently I found "Handbook of Computational Molecular Biology" (S.
Aluru Ed.) very useful. From my own experience, I prefer when the group
is a CS one. You can easily formalise a lot of problems during a
lecture and provide references to the biological material.

Regards,

j.zola

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