Encyclopaedia of Bioinformatics (8 Vols-Set)

Contents Vol. I. Bio Programming Languages Preface. 1. History of computers. 2. Computer architecture. 3. Computer software concepts. 4. Application softwares for computers. 5. Database management system. 6. Data communications. 7. Internet basics. 8. Introductory concepts. 9. C Fundamentals. 10. Operators and expressions. 11. Data input and output. 12. Control statements. 13. Preparing and running a complete C Program. 14. Data abstraction. 15. Hiding the implementation. 16. Initialization and cleanup. 17. Function overloading and default arguments. 18. Constants. 19. Inline functions. 20. Name control. Vol. II. Genetics Preface. 21. Genetics and the organism. 22. Patterns of inheritance. 23. Chromosomal basis of heredity. 24. Gene interaction. 25. Gene manipulation an all embracing technique. 26. Basic techniques. 27. Cutting and joining DNA molecules. 28. Basic biology of Plasmid and Phage vectors. 29. Cosmids Phasmids and other advanced vectors. 30. Cloning strategies. 31. Sequencing and Mutagenesis. Genetics glossary. Vol. III. Statistical Methods and Database Management System Preface. 32. Elementary concepts in statistics. 33. Basic statistics. 34. Nonparametric statistics. 35. ANOVA/MANOVA. 36. Process analysis. 37. Survival/failure time analysis. 38. Quality control charts. 39. Representative visualization techniques. 40. Experimental design (Industrial DOE). 41. Database management system. 42. Data models. 43. Relational model. 44. Relational databases SQL. 45. Database system architectures. Vol. IV. Molecular Biology and Biochemistry Preface. 46. Systems and methods of molecular biology. 47. Macromolecules. 48. Nucleic acids. 49. The physical structure of protein molecules. 50. Macromolecular interactions and the structure of complex aggregates. 51. The genetic material. 52. DNA replication. 53. Repair. 54. Transcription. 55. Translation. 56. Mutagenesis mutations and mutants. 57. Biochemistry and medicine. 58. Water and pH. 59. Amino acids and peptides. 60. Proteins determination of primary structure. 61. Proteins higher orders of structure. 62. Protein Myoglobin and Hemoglobin. 63. Enzymes mechanism of action. 64. Enzymes kinetics. 65. Enzymes regulation of activities. 66. Bioenergetics the role of ATP. 67. Biologic oxidation. 68. The respiratory chain and Oxidative Phosphorylation. 69. Carbohydrates of physiologic significance. 70. Lipids of physiologic significance. 71. Overview of metabolism. Vol. V. Biotechnology and Industrial Microbiology Preface. 72. Introduction. 73. Animal biotechnology. 74. Plant biotechnology. 75. Social aspects of biotechnology. 76. Microbial cell structure and function. 77. Microbial growth and nutrition. 78. Microbial metabolism. 79. Industrial microorganisms. 80. Fermentation media. 81. Fermentation systems. 82. Downstream processing. 83. Product development regulation and safety. Vol. VI. Structural Bioinformatics Preface. 84. Historical introduction and overview. 85. Collecting and storing sequences in the laboratory. 86. Alignment of pairs of sequences. 87. Multiple sequence alignment. 88. Protein classification and structure prediction. 89. Genome analysis. Vol. VII. Bio Computing Languages Preface. I. Perl for bioinformatics 90. Perl Control flow and Motif. 91. Basic operators lists and arrays file handling and pattern matching. 92. Subroutines Hashes and application in bioinformatics. II. Java Biojava and Biojava packages 93. Java for bioinformatics. 94. Java programming. 95. Object oriented programming. 96. Exception handling. 97. Event handling. 98. Interfaces and packages. 99. Multithreading in Java. 100. Applets and graphics. 101. Java database and connectivity. 102. Network programming with Java. Biojava. Glossary of definitions used in JAVA. Vol. VIII. Bioinformatics Software Preface. 103. ClustalV Multiple sequence alignments. 104. ClustalW Version 1.7. 105. RasMol. 106. Oligo. 107. Mol Script. 108. TreeView. 109. Alscript. 110. Phylip. Bioinformatics glossary. Genomic. …