Re: C language and bioinformatics

I BioKid wrote: Hi, Perl is the preffered language for basic bioinformatics programng, say seqeuence (manipulation) and structure analysis is much more easier in perl than in any other language. Now a days python is also favoured by computational biologists looking in to the sequence data. We ha

Re: C language and bioinformatics

Hi, There are some O'Reilly books on the topic of Perl and Bioinformatics as well. I haven't read them. http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/begperlbio/ http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/mperlbio/ Cheers, Mike On 2/3/07, I BioKid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, Perl is the preffered language for basi

Re: C language and bioinformatics

Hi, Perl is the preffered language for basic bioinformatics programng, say seqeuence (manipulation) and structure analysis is much more easier in perl than in any other language. Now a days python is also favoured by computational biologists looking in to the sequence data. We have lots of module

Re: C language and bioinformatics

chen li wrote: Hi all, It is off-topic but I just wonder if any one knows a website or books talking about reading/processing DNA sequences with C language. In short, no. You have not provided much information, i.e. what kind of sequences or the nature of the processing, but ABI.pm is availa

C language and bioinformatics

Hi all, It is off-topic but I just wonder if any one knows a website or books talking about reading/processing DNA sequences with C language. Thanks, Li TV dinner still cooling? Check out "Tonight's Picks"