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It stands at the side of areas as human genomics, metabolics, proteomics, philogenomics, bioinformatics, genomics, cancer...
plant genomics draws heavily on bioinformatics and is linked with environmental research. The cognitive proliferation that keeps blooming in the field of genomics is challenging some early applications of plant genomics research jeopardising thus their industrial applications.
and tools that have grown explosively in recent years related to the biosciences, bioinformatics and evolutionary approaches. Among the needs for TFA envisioned by the TFA Methods Working group we find the questioning about the validity of the analogy between technological evolution and biological evolution (Ref. 1, pp. 299:
I. Bratko, G. Shaulsky, B. Zupan, Microarray data mining with visual programming, Bioinformatics 21 (2005) 369 398.48 B. P. Bryant, R. J. Lempert
when linked to genetics, biotechnnology nanotechnology and bioinformatics. Cross-disciplinary and‘converging'technologies Recently the concept of cross-disciplinarity,
Vaccine development and delivery can be speeded up using genetics, nanotechnology, moleccula biology and bioinformatics. Moreover, health systems research using social sciences,
NEMS, Nanoelectronics) Bioinformatics (e g.,, Genomic Analysis, Biomedical Imaging) Bio-Info-Nano Converging Tech. e g.,, NEMS based Biochip) Figure 1. Examples of converging technologies, APEC Center for Technology foresight (www. apecforesight. org) 2006 Source:
combining the flexibility of Wikis with the structure of databases',Bioinformatics, 26: 2210 1. Chilton,
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