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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
The following books are especially recommended for further reading. The citations in each category are arranged roughly from most to least accessible.
Algorithms and Programming in General Bentley (1999); Garey and Johnson (1979); Cormen et al. (1990)
Computational Molecular Biology Mount (2001); Setubal and Meidanis (1997); Salzberg, Searls, and Kasif (1998b); Lander andWaterman (1995); Pevzner (2000)
General Genetics and Molecular Biology Brown (1999); Nicholl (1994); Lewin (1999); Snustad and Simmons (1999); Russell (1992)
Perl Wall et al. (1997); Vromans (2000); Srinivasan (1997)
Public-Domain Databases and Software Gibas and Jambeck (2001); Baxevanis and Ouellette (2001)
Protein Structure Goodsell (1996); Brandon and Tooze (1999)
Statistical Modeling of Sequences Durbin et al. (1998); Baldi and Brunak (1998)
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