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Computational Molecular Biology (online), 2013, Vol. 3
ISSN 1927-5587
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Computational Molecular Biology (Online, ISSN 1927-5587) ), indexed by international database ProQuest, is an
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computational biology at the molecular level.
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of Computational Molecular Biology, covering new discoveries in molecular biology, from genes to genomes,
using statistical, mathematical, and computational methods as well as new development of computational methods
and databases in molecular and genome biology.
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