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BIOINFORMATICSStudy Material for :B.Sc. Part IIIBotany Hons.Paper VDr. Pushpanjali KhareSr. Asstt. Professor &Head, Deptt. of BotanyMMC (PU)Patna

INTRODUCTION BIOINFORMATICS is the field of science in which biology, computerscience, statistics applied mathematics and information technologymerge to form a single discipline It is a latest discovery of new biological insight which create a globalperspective from which unifying principles in biology can be discerned Basically it is a management system of creating and restoring theinformation of molecular biology in the form of data, codes, graph andstructure It is a result of HUMAN GENOME PROJECT and creating“GENOMIC REVOLUTION”,

Ref: Biowits* Computer Science includes IT

COMPONENTS OF BIOINFORMATICS1. CREATION OF DATABASES: Involves the organizing, storage and management of the biologicaldata sets Databases are accessible and submit new entries. Protein sequencesdata bank for molecular structures2. DEVELOPMENT OF ALGORITHMS AND STATISTICS: Involves the development of tools and resources to determine therelationship among the members of large data sets Comparison of protein sequence data with the already existingprotein sequences3.ANALYSIS OF DATA INTERPRETATION:Includes DNA, RNA and protein sequences, protein structure, geneexpression profiles and biochemical pathways

AREA OF BIOINFORMATICSRef: Biowits

BIOINFORMATICS TOOLS There are certain sets of programming applicationswhich have been designed and work as tools in thefield of bioinformatics. They are:1. BLASTS2. Fast A3. Emboss4. Clustal W5. Ras Mol

FORMS IN WHICH BIOLOGICAL DATA IS STOREDHOMOLOGYSEARCHESPRIMARY, SECONDARYCOMPOSITE DATABASERef: Biowits

SEQUENCE ANALYSIS It is the process of subjecting a DNA, RNA or peptide sequence to any of awide range of analytical methods to understand its features, function,structure or evolution It includes- Sequencing: Sequence assembly Alignment: Searching ( in Databases) On the basis of number of comparing sequencing strand, it is of two types:Pair wise alignmentMultiple Sequence Alignment

TYPES OF SEQUENCE ALIGNMENT

STRUCTURAL BIOINFORMATICSRef: Biowits

STRUCTURAL BIOINFORMATICS

DATABASE There are various types of data base designedto study and store different molecularinformation. The different databases are:Primary DatabaseSecondary DatabaseComposite Database

PRIMARY DATABASERef: BII

SECONDARY DATABASERef: BII

COMPOSITE DATABASECOMBINES DIFFERENT FORMS OF PRIMARY DATA BASERef: BII

APPLICATION OF BIOINFORMATICS Sequence mapping of biomolecules (DNA,RNA and proteins) Identification of nucleotide sequences of functional gene Finding of sites that can be cut by restriction enzymes Prediction of functional gene products To trace the evolutionary trees of genes For the prediction of 3-dimensional structure of proteins Molecular modelling of biomolecules Designing of drugs for medical treatment Handling of vast biological data which otherwise is not possible Development of models for the functioning of various cells, tissues and organs Designing bioweapons

THANK YOU Students are requested to share their queries onwhatsapp group of class: MMC botany(D2) OR Khare.pushpanjali2@gmail.com OR # 9708063491

STRUCTURAL BIOINFORMATICS Ref: Biowits. STRUCTURAL BIOINFORMATICS. DATABASE There are various types of data base designed to study and store different molecular . Identification of nucleotide sequences of functional gene Finding of sites that can be cut by restriction enzymes Prediction of functional gene products

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