Bioinformatics computational tools

Figure 6.1 Evolving compendium of computational tools, databases, and literature information that make up the environmental bioinformatics Knowledge Base (ebKB).

Tavema supports the creation of workflows that utilize the large number of databases and computational tools that are publicly available to bioinformatics users on the Internet. 

Detecting repetition by sequence alignment methods is relatively easy. However, TE identification problem is notoriously difficult because the processes of TE evolution remain questionable. The moving ability, coding capacity, duplicating process, and mutation dynamics of TEs are not well imderstood and are still debated. The integration of diverse computational tools and techniques for a comprehensive analysis of TEs is still an open challenge in Bioinformatics. 

Bioinformatics Field that uses sophisticated mathematical and computational tools for problem solving in diverse biological disciplines. 

It is well known that the resources available on the Internet are in constant flux, with new sites appearing on a daily basis and established sites disappearing almost as frequently. This also holds true for the dedicated tools used in biochemical and biophysical studies. New tools are constantly becoming available, and established tools, obsolete. Such rapid change makes it difficult to stay current with the state-of-the-art technologies in the areas of bioinformatics and computational biochemistry and biophysics. 

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