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1. Wikiomics: Bioinformatics - defnition, active fields of research...
   
2. Definition of Bioinformatics as defined in Whitepaper Associates - A Technology Writers' Cooperative.
   
3. Bioinformatics as defined by Therma Electron Corporation.
   

1. " Evolution of dental informatics as a major research tool in oral pathology", Sasidhar Singaraju, H. Prasad, and Medhini Singaraju, Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, 16(1), Jan-Apr, 2012, pp. 83-87.
   
2. "Bioinformatics in Communicable Diseases - The way forward", by Hwa A. Lim, Asia Pacific Biotech, 14(11), 2010.
   
3. "Methods for Incorporating Biological Information, into the Statistical Analysis of Gene Expression Microarray Data", by Debbie Leader, The University of Auckland, New Zealand, December, 2009.
   
4. The market size of bioinformatics by Roger James, UK, in Drugs and Markets Bulletin, August 2001, UK.
   
5. Biological data becomes computer literate by N. Goodman, USA, in Curr Opin Biotechnol. 2002 February; 13(1), pp. 68-71.
   
6. Where chips and cells collide: Bioinformatics by Ayon Roy, India, in SiliconIndia, August 2002.
   
7. Bioinformatics articles by HAL, USA.
   

1. Systems Biology for Drug Discovery by Lien Chung, GeneGo, San Deigo, California, USA, 2004.
   
2. Computational genomics by Prof. Benny Chor, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.
   
3. Bioinformatics by Evelin Kozma, Computer and Information Sciences, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK.
   
4. Bioinformatics by Dr. Craig Struble and Dr. Michael Thomas, Bioinformatics Research Center, Medical College of Wisconsin, USA.
   
5. Multiple Sequence alignment by Dr. Kung-Hao Liang, ITRI, Taiwan.
   
6. The Future of Bioinformatics by Dr. Hwa A. Lim, San Jose, California, USA.
   
7. Nanotechnology: Development, business and prospects by Dr. Hwa A. Lim, San Jose, California, USA.
   
8. The Promise of Animal Genomics by Max Rothschild, Iowa State University, Iowa, USA.
   

1. Computational Structural Bioinformatics, Prof. Patrice Koehl, University of California, Davis, (2007). (!!Highly recommended!!)
   
   • Top Challenges of Bioinformatics
   • Nucleic Acids
   • Proteins
   • Hierarchy of Protein Structures
   • Protein Sequence Comparison
   • Protein Structure Comparison
   • RNA Structure Prediction
   • Protein Structure Prediction
   • Protein-Protein Interactions
   • Binding
   • Databases in Bioinformatics

On Software Ownership

1. The true cost of software ownership, by David Sugar, NewsForce - the online newspaper for Linux and open source.
   
   Management Systems
   
2. Evolution of workflow management systems, by Krasimira P. Stoilova, and Todor A. Stoilov, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, Bulgaria.
   
   Platform
   
3. The PDTIS Bioinformatics platform - from sequence to function, by Thomas Dan Otto, and Marcos Catanho, RECIIS, 1(2), Sup. 1, 2007.
   
   Toolbox
   
4. The Tmod - Toolbox for Motif Discovery, by Hanchang Sun, Hongwei Xie, and Jun S. Liu.
   
   DNA
   
5. SNP - Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Consortium.
   
6. ADP - Arabidopsis (plant) Project.
   
7. DNA and Protein Databases, Genomics..., Version 110, February 2009.
   
   Genes
   
8. GO - Gene Ontology Consortium.
   
9. GoMiner - a tool for biological interpretation of "omics" data.
   
   Proteins
   
10. HUPO - Human Proteome Organisation.
    
11. HPRD - Human Protein Reference Database.
    
12. PSIdev - Proteomics Standards Initiative.
    
13. PSI - Protein Structure Initiative.
    
14. CGAP - Cancer Genome Anatomy Project.
    
15. ExPASy - Expert Protein Analysis System.
    
16. BIND - Biomolecular Interaction Resource.
    
17. Pfam - multiple sequence alignments.
    
    Array Data
    
18. BioRag - a bioresource for array genes.
    
    Open Source
    
19. BioPerl - Perl modules for managing life science information.
    
20. BioMOBY - an open source biological web service.
    
21. MyGrid - a collaborative and supportive environment for e-scientists.
    
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