15 Best Books for Bioinformatics

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List of 15 Best Books for Bioinformatics

Bestseller #1

Introduction to Bioinformatics

• Lesk, Arthur

$68.27

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Bestseller #2

An Introduction to Bioinformatics Algorithms (Computational Molec…

• Jones, Neil C.
• Pevzner, Pavel A.

$73.15

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Bestseller #3

[Bioinformatics Data Skills: Reproducible and Robust Research wit…

• Vince Buffalo

$84.97

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Bestseller #4

Bioinformatics with Python Cookbook – Second Edition: Learn how t…

• Antao, Tiago

$55.19

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Bestseller #5

Bioinformatics With R Cookbook

• Sinha, Paurush Praveen

$47.02

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Bestseller #6

BIOINFORMATICS: A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCIN…

• Lloyd Low
• Lloyd Low
• Martti Tammi

$46.80

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Bestseller #7

Principles of Genome Analysis and Genomics

• Used Book in Good Condition

$109.95

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Bestseller #8

Bioinformatics Concepts, Skills & Applications, 2E (Pb-2014)

• Book – bioinformatics concepts skills and applications 2ed (pb 2019): concepts, skills & applications
• Language: english
• Binding: paperback

$26.00

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Bestseller #9

BIOINFORMATICS: METHODS AND APPLICATIONS: (Genomics, Proteomics a…

• RASTOGI, S. C.
• MENDIRATTA, NAMITA
• RASTOGI, PARAG

$6.49

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Bestseller #10

Foundations of Computing [Nov 01, 2002] Sinhs, Pradeep K. and Sin…

• Pradeep K Sinhs

$39.75

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Bestseller #11

Building Bioinformatics Solutions: with Perl, R and MySQL

• Bessant, Conrad
• Shadforth, Ian
• Oakley, Darren

$7.58

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Bestseller #12

Beginning Perl for Bioinformatics by James Tisdall (2001) Paperba…

• James Tisdall

$37.72

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Bestseller #13

BIOINFORMATICS ALGORITHMS,VOL.II

• Phillip Compeau
• Pavel Pevzner

$36.99

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Bestseller #14

XML for Bioinformatics

• Cerami, Ethan

$54.99

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Bestseller #15

Bioinformatics For Dummies

• Claverie, Jean-Michel
• Notredame, Cedric

$20.24

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