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Definition of bioinformatics in English: bioinformaticsplural noun ˌbʌɪəʊˌɪnfəˈmatɪksˌbaɪoʊˌɪnfərˈmædɪks treated as singular The science of collecting and analysing complex biological data such as genetic codes. Example sentencesExamples - Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics.
- Niaid also recently awarded two contracts to support research in a key area of systems biology, bioinformatics.
- Thus we are pursuing a variety of projects in computational biology and bioinformatics, with physicists often playing a starring role.
- The faculty of science also offers bioinformatics.
- New areas include tissue engineering, telemedicine and bioinformatics - the technology of the genomic revolution.
- It's only natural that in areas of breaking science, such as bioinformatics, we should see a shortfall in knowledge and skills among new chemistry graduates.
- For example, evolution is fundamental to genomics and bioinformatics, new fields which hold the promise of great medical discoveries.
- We believe Scotland has excellent potential in biotechnology, bioinformatics, microelectronics and photonics, and Boston is at the centre of these areas on the east coast.
- Many cite the university's strengths in veterinary medicine, bioinformatics and plant sciences as their draw to this campus.
- The huge demand for analysis and interpretation of these data is being managed by the evolving science of bioinformatics.
- We provide rapid access to the best knowledge in the traditional agricultural sciences as well as in newer fields like bioinformatics, genomics, and proteomics.
- The agricultural world is also adopting various approaches in genomics and bioinformatics in attempts to understand complex traits.
- With the unprecedented growth of bioinformatics and comparative genomics, state of the art technologies are essential to utilize the vast gene pools sitting in the databases.
- The Engineering and Medicine streams were getting saturated, while the future belonged to fields like biotechnology and bioinformatics.
- Also, Japan's national budget for this year covers new research centers for nanotechnology, bioinformatics, genetic research and protein structure data.
- The future of biology is strongly bound up with bioinformatics: that is, the field of research that collects biological data of all kinds, and tries to make sense of the data as a whole, and to make predictions.
- They focus on the IT division of Life Science (computational biology, bioinformatics, bioIT).
- Those areas are polymer research, horticultural biotechnology, transport mechanics and bioinformatics, according to Franklin.
- Driven by chemistry, the process of drug research and discovery is increasingly led in the post-genomic era by advances in biotechnology and bioinformatics.
- Wendel also coordinates training programs for the center, so graduate students and postdoctoral fellows can learn more about plant genomics and bioinformatics.
Derivatives adjective It also has developed and expanded contracts to screen new drugs; develop new animal models; establish a reagent and specimen repository; and provide researchers with genomic, proteomic and bioinformatic resources. Example sentencesExamples - This bioinformatic phase is increasingly suggesting that biotech and genetics research is non-existent without some level of computer technology.
- Here we present a detailed bioinformatic analysis of the protein and of the family and superfamily to which it belongs.
- With an ever-increasing need for constant input from bioinformatic experts, most biomedical laboratories may soon have their own in-house bioinformatician.
- A key bioinformatic problem in functional genomics is the prediction of protein function from sequence.
Definition of bioinformatics in US English: bioinformaticsplural nounˌbaɪoʊˌɪnfərˈmædɪksˌbīōˌinfərˈmadiks treated as singular The science of collecting and analyzing complex biological data such as genetic codes. Example sentencesExamples - Niaid also recently awarded two contracts to support research in a key area of systems biology, bioinformatics.
- Specifically, I'm a biologist with a strong background in biochemistry, materials science and bioinformatics.
- Also, Japan's national budget for this year covers new research centers for nanotechnology, bioinformatics, genetic research and protein structure data.
- The future of biology is strongly bound up with bioinformatics: that is, the field of research that collects biological data of all kinds, and tries to make sense of the data as a whole, and to make predictions.
- The agricultural world is also adopting various approaches in genomics and bioinformatics in attempts to understand complex traits.
- Driven by chemistry, the process of drug research and discovery is increasingly led in the post-genomic era by advances in biotechnology and bioinformatics.
- It's only natural that in areas of breaking science, such as bioinformatics, we should see a shortfall in knowledge and skills among new chemistry graduates.
- Thus we are pursuing a variety of projects in computational biology and bioinformatics, with physicists often playing a starring role.
- The huge demand for analysis and interpretation of these data is being managed by the evolving science of bioinformatics.
- For example, evolution is fundamental to genomics and bioinformatics, new fields which hold the promise of great medical discoveries.
- We believe Scotland has excellent potential in biotechnology, bioinformatics, microelectronics and photonics, and Boston is at the centre of these areas on the east coast.
- With the unprecedented growth of bioinformatics and comparative genomics, state of the art technologies are essential to utilize the vast gene pools sitting in the databases.
- Many cite the university's strengths in veterinary medicine, bioinformatics and plant sciences as their draw to this campus.
- The faculty of science also offers bioinformatics.
- The Engineering and Medicine streams were getting saturated, while the future belonged to fields like biotechnology and bioinformatics.
- We provide rapid access to the best knowledge in the traditional agricultural sciences as well as in newer fields like bioinformatics, genomics, and proteomics.
- Wendel also coordinates training programs for the center, so graduate students and postdoctoral fellows can learn more about plant genomics and bioinformatics.
- Those areas are polymer research, horticultural biotechnology, transport mechanics and bioinformatics, according to Franklin.
- They focus on the IT division of Life Science (computational biology, bioinformatics, bioIT).
- New areas include tissue engineering, telemedicine and bioinformatics - the technology of the genomic revolution.
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