The study of biological data using information techniques is known as bioinformatics. Bioinformatics is a branch of computer science that combines computer programming, mathematics algorithms, and statistics with concepts from biology to tackle biological problems. It organises data in an electronic format and makes it easier to detect patterns that indicate connections between cellular components. These data mining techniques are used to generate hypotheses and model explanations for observable occurrences. The practise of formalising these models in a computable framework in order to use them for prediction and to assess the compatibility of the hypotheses with past observations is known as computational biology.
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