Immunoinformatics
By: Schonbach,Christian
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Contributor(s): Microbiology | Ranganathan, Shoba | Brusic, Vladimir.
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BookSeries: Publisher: USA: Springer; 2007Edition: 1st.Description: 200 p.ISBN: 0387729674 (hardcover); 9780387729671 (hardcover).Subject(s): Pathology | ImmunologyDDC classification: 616.076 Schonbach 29167 1st 2008 Immunology Summary: In contrast to existing books on immunoinformatics, this volume presents a cross-section of immunoinformatics research. The contributions highlight the interdisciplinary nature of the field and how collaborative efforts among bioinformaticians and bench scientists result in innovative strategies for understanding the immune system. Immunoinformatics is ideal for scientists and students in immunology, bioinformatics, microbiology, and many other disciplines.
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In contrast to existing books on immunoinformatics, this volume presents a cross-section of immunoinformatics research. The contributions highlight the interdisciplinary nature of the field and how collaborative efforts among bioinformaticians and bench scientists result in innovative strategies for understanding the immune system. Immunoinformatics is ideal for scientists and students in immunology, bioinformatics, microbiology, and many other disciplines.
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