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The electrofluidic brain as a basement layer for neural computation. [PDF]

Commun Biol
Chakravarthy VS, Chandrasekaran V, Shanbhag NC.   +2 more
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Correction: "Distinguishing Phylogenetic Level-2 Networks with Quartets and Inter-Taxon Quartet Distances". [PDF]

Bull Math Biol
Holtgrefe N, Allman ES, Baños H, van Iersel L, Moulton V, Rhodes JA, Wicke K.   +6 more
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eMZed 3: flexible and interactive development of scalable LC-MS/MS data analysis workflows in python. [PDF]

Bioinform Adv
Schmitt U, Hemmann J, Zamboni N, Vorholt JA, Kiefer P.   +4 more
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Computing in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology: A Collection

IEEE Distributed Systems Online, 2007
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Explaining Biology to Computers

OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology, 2003
THE KEY TO INTEROPERATION and therefore to computer-empowerment in biology will be a technology infrastructure that supports the development and use of a repertoire of pragmatically driven, longitudinally maintained, terminology models that “explain biology to computers.” Called “Reference Terminology Models,” these resources name and relate concepts ...
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Computational Biology and Language

2005
Current scientific research is characterized by increasing specialization, accumulating knowledge at a high speed due to parallel advances in a multitude of sub-disciplines. Recent estimates suggest that human knowledge doubles every two to three years – and with the advances in information and communication technologies, this wide body of scientific ...
Madhavi Ganapathiraju, Narayanas Balakrishnan, Raj Reddy, Judith Klein-Seetharaman   +3 more
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Computational biology on parallel computers

2003 European Control Conference (ECC), 2003
Several applications in computational biology have large runtime and memory requirements either because of large data sizes or the inherent time and memory complexity of the underlying algorithms. Parallel computing is an effective way to address both these concerns — run-time can be reduced by the use of multiple processors to solve the same problem ...
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COMPUTERS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1959
Problems hitherto insoluble because of the formidable amount of calculation involved can now be left to machine computers of either the analog or the digital type. Both types are being applied to medical problems. They not only speed up calculations but can also be wired in such a way as to simulate biological regulatory systems and to incorporate any ...
H, WEINRAUCH, A W, HETHERINGTON
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