Computational Genomics and Structural Bioinformatics in Microbial Science: Microbial Genomics (Volume 2) covers different aspects of microbial genomics, metagenomics, and functional studies of microbes through informative illustrations of current trends in computational tools and bioinformatics approach in environmental microbiology and clinical diagnosis. This book aims to provide readers with an overview of the microbial genome, computational genomics, and structural bioinformatics in microbial science, as well as the most recent developments in these fields. This book covers a range of topics, including the challenges and opportunities of computational epigenomics, bioinformatics tools for assessing metagenomic data, as well as computed comparative genomics and computational phenotyping of microorganisms relevant to agriculture. Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, virulence, and Evolution is a valuable resource for faculty members, researchers, and undergraduate and postgraduate students at universities, medical research labs, that are interested in microbial science specifically related to the microbial genome, computing genomics, and bioinformatics.
1. Section I: Introduction to bioinformatics and metagenomics - p. xx 2. Chapter 1. Introduction to bioinformatics in microbial biotechnology - p. 3 3. Chapter 2. Analysing microbial proteins: bioinformatic approaches for molecular structure and function characterization - p. 29 4. Chapter 3. Microbial mosaics: understanding ecosystems through short read metagenomics - p. 53 5. Chapter 4. Sequencing the unseen: long-read metagenomics and the microbial frontier - p. 65 6. Chapter 5. Navigating the frontier: computational approaches in antimicrobial drug discovery - p. 99 7. Section II: Computational genomics and epigenomics - challenges and opportunities - p. 114 8. Chapter 6. Computational genomics: finding out mystery of whole genome - p. 125 9. Chapter 7. Computational epigenomics: challenges and opportunity - p. 151 10. Chapter 8. Decoding the blueprint: an overview of genome sequencing, assembly, and annotation - p. 163 11. Chapter 9. REMOVED: Computational approaches to unraveling microbial genomic diversity - p. 179 12. Chapter 10. Computational tools and databases of microbes and its bioprospecting for sustainable development - p. 217 13. Chapter 11. Computational biology methods and their application to comparative genomics - p. 227 14. Section III: Structural bioinformatics - p. 239 15. Chapter 12. Structural bioinformatics - p. 251 16. Chapter 13. Bridging genomes and structures: the mechanistic role of structural bioinformatics in genomic genetic variation - p. 261 17. Chapter 14. Molecular structure and role of microbial proteins: a delimitation employing bioinformatics techniques - p. 273 18. Chapter 15. Genomic characterization and computational phenotyping of agriculturally important microbes - p. 301 19. Chapter 16. Revolutionizing metagenomic screening with computational algorithms - p. 315 20. Index - p. 327
Computational Genomics and Structural Bioinformatics in Microbial Science: Microbial Genomics (Volume 2) covers different aspects of microbial genomics, metagenomics, and functional studies of microbes through informative illustrations of current trends in computational tools and bioinformatics approach in environmental microbiology and clinical diagnosis. This book aims to provide readers with an overview of the microbial genome, computational genomics, and structural bioinformatics in microbial science, as well as the most recent developments in these fields. This book covers a range of topics, including the challenges and opportunities of computational epigenomics, bioinformatics tools for assessing metagenomic data, as well as computed comparative genomics and computational phenotyping of microorganisms relevant to agriculture. Microbial Genomics: Host Adaptation, virulence, and Evolution is a valuable resource for faculty members, researchers, and undergraduate and postgraduate students at universities, medical research labs, that are interested in microbial science specifically related to the microbial genome, computing genomics, and bioinformatics.
1. Section I: Introduction to bioinformatics and metagenomics - p. xx 2. Chapter 1. Introduction to bioinformatics in microbial biotechnology - p. 3 3. Chapter 2. Analysing microbial proteins: bioinformatic approaches for molecular structure and function characterization - p. 29 4. Chapter 3. Microbial mosaics: understanding ecosystems through short read metagenomics - p. 53 5. Chapter 4. Sequencing the unseen: long-read metagenomics and the microbial frontier - p. 65 6. Chapter 5. Navigating the frontier: computational approaches in antimicrobial drug discovery - p. 99 7. Section II: Computational genomics and epigenomics - challenges and opportunities - p. 114 8. Chapter 6. Computational genomics: finding out mystery of whole genome - p. 125 9. Chapter 7. Computational epigenomics: challenges and opportunity - p. 151 10. Chapter 8. Decoding the blueprint: an overview of genome sequencing, assembly, and annotation - p. 163 11. Chapter 9. REMOVED: Computational approaches to unraveling microbial genomic diversity - p. 179 12. Chapter 10. Computational tools and databases of microbes and its bioprospecting for sustainable development - p. 217 13. Chapter 11. Computational biology methods and their application to comparative genomics - p. 227 14. Section III: Structural bioinformatics - p. 239 15. Chapter 12. Structural bioinformatics - p. 251 16. Chapter 13. Bridging genomes and structures: the mechanistic role of structural bioinformatics in genomic genetic variation - p. 261 17. Chapter 14. Molecular structure and role of microbial proteins: a delimitation employing bioinformatics techniques - p. 273 18. Chapter 15. Genomic characterization and computational phenotyping of agriculturally important microbes - p. 301 19. Chapter 16. Revolutionizing metagenomic screening with computational algorithms - p. 315 20. Index - p. 327
