Human Genome Informatics: Translating Genes into Health

Darrol Baker, 2017

Overview

This book explores the electronic tools used to convert genomic information into formats relevant for clinical practice. It analyzes and compares methods for interpreting whole genome data, discussing their potential applications in genomic and translational medicine. The text thoroughly examines electronic decision-making tools, translation algorithms, and the interpretation of whole genome data for rare diseases. Discussions also cover current human genome databases and the role of big data in genomic medicine.

Who it's for

• Students and researchers in genome and medical informatics.
• Professionals in the bioinformatics industry interested in recent developments.
• Individuals seeking to understand the translation of genomic data into health applications.

Key features

• Paperback format.
• Published by Elsevier Science.
• 250 pages.
• ISBN: 9780128094143.
• Published in 2017.