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This book offers a gripping introduction to the fastest growing field of biology with easy-to-follow examples and a well-prepared appendix for the reader to cook up and experience everything right away.The book gets the reader started with the basics, such as how to easily find sequence information and then analyze it. In further chapters, the authors go into the various analysis options from RNA, DNA and proteins to entire metabolic pathways. Exciting examples from biology are chosen in each chapter to illustrate the analysis. Each chapter concludes with an exercise section that immediately puts what has been learned to use.The subject of this book is a must for any biology student, whether undergraduate or graduate, as bioinformatics is now unearthing amazing insights into the molecular basis of all living things. Computer science students and other students from related sciences will get a good introduction to bioinformatics, as biology and current topics (e.g. AI) are systematically introduced step by step alongside the software.This book is a translation of the original German 2nd edition Bioinformatik by Thomas Dandekar and Meik Kunz, published by Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature in 2021. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content, so that the book will read stylistically differently from a conventional translation.
Sequence Analysis: Deciphering the Language of Life
Magic RNA
Genomes: Molecular Maps of Living Organisms
Modeling Metabolism and Finding New Antibiotics
Systems Biology Helps to Discover Causes of Disease
Extremely Fast Sequence Comparisons Identify All the Molecules That Are Present in the Cell
How to Better Understand Signal Cascades and Measure the Encoded Information
When Does the Computer Stop Calculating?
Complex Systems Behave Fundamentally in a Similar Way
Understand Evolution Better Applying the Computer
Design Principles of a Cell
Life Continuously Acquires New Information in Dialogue with the Environment
Life Invents Ever New Levels of Language
We Can Think About Ourselves – The Computer Cannot
How Is Our Own Extremely Powerful Brain Constructed?
Bioinformatics Connects Life with the Universe and All the Rest
Conclusion and Summary