Written by a dynamic team of highly regarded and experienced scientists

Many of whom pioneered current methodologies in computer-assisted research in the life sciences, this interdisciplinary handbook covers terminology, software, and applications of computational biology with academic-level precision.

It provides clearly written yet authoritative descriptions of methods and practical examples of their use supported by 975 scholarly works cited.

Highlights include

Methods for pragmatic analysis of nucleic acid and protein sequences and structures, definition and detection of motifs in nucleic acid and protein sequences, protein structure prediction, and discrete modeling of biopolymers.