Bioinformatics
Compiled By Cedric Notredame |
This is only a small selection of the bioinformatics books I use all the time. It is in no way exhaustive. It is not even complete and many key books are still missing. I will add an advanced section when I got time. |
My Favorite Bioinformatics Books |
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  [AMAZON] |
My favorite Bioinformatics text book! I know that in 20 years time, I will still be browsing the original edition for new ideas. This book is dense and austere, but it can work miracles if you need a deep understanding of Bayesian bioinformatics without being a mathematician. Just like all great books, this one has its nickname: The Durbin |
  [AMAZON] |
This book was designed for students and anybody willing to get a quick overview of bioinformatics tools. It does not contain much on algorithm and computer science, but will be ideal if you need to run a BLAST or search a database. A very useful support book for online practicals. |
  [AMAZON] |
A good basic introduction to structural bioinformatics. Done by some of the best specialists in the field. |
  [AMAZON] |
A Classic. My favorite introduction to phylogeny. Clear and accurate. |
  [AMAZON] |
This is the memory of bioinformatics! Very complete. |
  [AMAZON] |
If you want to do your own bioinformatics, you need to know about Perl. This book is a good introduction. |