hello frndz, there are many career in bioinformatics, it all depend on you how to studied bioinformatics. Careers in bioinformatics increasing steadily by using information technology in molecular biology some major areas as career in bioinformatics are as Sequence assembly Database design and maintenance equence analysis Proteomics (study of protein, particularly their structures and functions) Pharmacogenomics Pharmacology Clinical pharmacologist Informatics developer Computational chemist Bio-analytics
The work involved in the specific career areas are Drug design utilising 3-D structure modelling and computational chemistry (Cheminformatics), Comparing genetic data between and within species (Genomics), Genomic analysis in an attempt to find drug targets (Pharmacogenomics), Characterisation of proteins and their interactions (Proteomics), Prediction of the function of genes and proteins based on sequence and structural data etc you can also work in Pharmaceutical and Biotech Companies where bioinformatics technologies are applied throughout the drug discovery process. One can also take up teaching jobs in public institutions if you have a skill in teaching. Indian companies like Satyam, Wipro, TCS, Reliance etc and companies such as Silicon Genetics, Accelrys and IBM Life Sciences Pubgene, Tessella are recruiting bioinformatics candidates, because it has made a substantial new market for IT infrastructure. As a job, you can apply in all fields of biotechnology, pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences, in research institutions, hospital and industry. Don't follow your dreamzz , just chase them..... Keep moving............. bye -- Biofriend is now more functional http://www.biofriend.info/ http://www.cbclickbank.com/bioinformatics/company.htm List of the biotech company and address. Invite your friends http://www.biofriend.info/ Support Us to Help Others http://in.linkedin.com/in/satishchauk Biofriend India Team ========================================= " No email " visit http://www.cbclickbank.com/bioinformatics/giudence.htm
