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What is the primary focus of the course PE-I: Introduction to Computational Biology?
The primary focus of the course PE-I: Introduction to Computational Biology is to introduce students to the field of computational biology, including topics such as information and databases, biomolecular sequence analysis, phylogenetic analysis, and structural bioinformatics.
What are the learning objectives of UNIT-III: Biomolecular Sequence Analysis-II?
The learning objectives of UNIT-III: Biomolecular Sequence Analysis-II include understanding multiple sequence alignment concept, learning various algorithms/methods for MSA, understanding sequence profiles and consensus, understanding the concept of PSSM scoring, and using EMBOSS applications for multiple sequence alignment.
Define Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA).
Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA) is the way of arranging more than two biomolecular (DNA, RNA, or protein) sequences to identify regions of similarity.
What is the purpose of Dynamic pr?
The purpose of Dynamic pr is not provided in the given text.
Who is the Course Instructor for PE-I: Introduction to Computational Biology?
The Course Instructor for PE-I: Introduction to Computational Biology is Dr. Ankita Agarwal.
Test your knowledge of computational biology with this quiz covering topics such as information and databases in computational biology, biomolecular sequence analysis, and more. Perfect for T. Y. B. Tech. (Bioengineering) students taking the PE-I course.
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