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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection The Roots of Bioinformatics
    Published May 25, 2018 Curated Collections

    This collection of essays from prominent workers in the field of bioinformatics relates how selected scientific, technological, economic, and even cultural threads came to influence the development of…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection RECOMB Regulatory Genomics and Systems Biology 2009
    Published May 25, 2018 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    In a joint venture between PLOS and the conference program committee, this collection draws together papers from the 6th Annual RECOMB Satellite on Regulatory Genomics and the 5th Annual RECOMB…

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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection Conference Postcards
    Published May 25, 2018 Curated Collections

    Conference Postcards are designed to vividly recount to those not at a conference what happened at the event that was scientifically noteworthy. Postcards aim to be a departure from routine conference…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection Malaria: Targets and Drugs for All Stages
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    Drug research in malaria often focuses on blood stage parasites because they are responsible for the symptoms of the disease and are easier to manipulate in the laboratory.This collection describes…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection The Human Microbiome Project
    Published May 24, 2018 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    The healthy adult body hosts ten times as many microbial cells as human cells.The metagenome carried collectively by these microbial communities dwarfs the human genome in size, and their influences…

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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection Biocurators
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    The number and scope of scientific databases has soared in recent years, creating a new profession, the biocurator. These "museum catalogers of the Internet age" face a continuous struggle…

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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection Bioinformatics: Starting Early
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    Bioinformatics is being introduced into the school curriculum earlier and earlier as the field matures. PLOS Computational Biology's Education section introduces a new collection, Bioinformatics…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection Genomics of Emerging Infectious Diseases
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    This collection of essays, perspectives, and reviews from six PLOS journals provides insights into how genomics can revolutionize our understanding of emerging infectious disease. Produced with…

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  • Biology & Life Sciences A PLOS Collection Epigenetics 2010
    Published May 24, 2018 Partnered Collections, Special Issues

    Epigenetics is the study of inherited changes in phenotype or gene expression caused by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence. This collection brings together twenty research…

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  • Computer & Information Sciences A PLOS Collection Editors’ Outlook
    Published May 24, 2018 Curated Collections

    The PLOS Computational Biology Editors' Outlook collection provides diverse mini reviews from members of the Editorial Board on their research areas, and includes discussions of new and future…

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