Author(s): Arun Kumar Gali

Abstract: In this paper Bioinformatics is deeply rooted in three traditional disciplines, i.e., biology, computer science, and statistics. Both biology and computer science often claim bioinformatics as a sub-discipline. Furthermore, bioinformatics has strong ties to physics, biophysics, mathematics, chemistry, and engineering. On the other hand, bioinformatics is becoming an independent discipline by itself, with its own theoretical foundations, analytical approaches, and computational techniques. This emergence is similar to biophysics, which evolved from an interdisciplinary field between biology and physics to an integral science.

DOI: 10.22271/maths.2023.v8.i1a.913

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