Virgo GMO: An open-source approach to genetically modify organism
GeneSIS BioActives is at the crossing line between medicine or biology and computer science, for what we have named computational biology to be able to build computerized systems for laboratory based processes. And this part of the Genesis Research Program for the development of our tree (3) principal web applications, the GeneSIS BioActives Academic, GeneSIS BioActives standard and GeneSIS BioActives Enterprise. But for years to come this will be used on applications like building a human robot portrait with a set of collected DNA on crime scene, for Bio-printing of organs, open-source GMO applications and other for the well being of the MANKIND.
Computational biology is a branch of biology that uses data analysis, mathematical modeling, and computational simulations to study biological systems and processes. It's an interdisciplinary field that combines computer science, biology, and big data, with foundations in applied mathematics, chemistry, and genetics. Computational biology develops and applies computational methods to analyze large collections of biological data, such as genetic sequences, cell populations, or protein samples. These models can describe what biological tasks are carried out by particular nucleic acid or peptide sequences. Computational biology is a broader field that includes both biotechnology and bioinformatics. It's possible to succeed in this field with dedication and the right resources.
Imagine if we succeed to fit the power of our most powerful computers into a computerized system to find a solution to any kind of known or unknown pathogens. From protocols and procedure to gather sample by robots and send them into the most advance of that kind models for a fit to be able to find solutions for any kind of pathology or if not, it could supporting a findings for a rapid and starting response on an event of an epidemic, endemic or pandemic situation. That's the power I'm working so hard to build with the GeneSIS Research Program, together with the Futurists Society.
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Computational biology is a branch of biology that uses data analysis, mathematical modeling, and computational simulations to study biological systems and processes. It's an interdisciplinary field that combines computer science, biology, and big data, with foundations in applied mathematics, chemistry, and genetics. Computational biology develops and applies computational methods to analyze large collections of biological data, such as genetic sequences, cell populations, or protein samples. These models can describe what biological tasks are carried out by particular nucleic acid or peptide sequences. Computational biology is a broader field that includes both biotechnology and bioinformatics. It's possible to succeed in this field with dedication and the right resources.
Imagine if we succeed to fit the power of our most powerful computers into a computerized system to find a solution to any kind of known or unknown pathogens. From protocols and procedure to gather sample by robots and send them into the most advance of that kind models for a fit to be able to find solutions for any kind of pathology or if not, it could supporting a findings for a rapid and starting response on an event of an epidemic, endemic or pandemic situation. That's the power I'm working so hard to build with the GeneSIS Research Program, together with the Futurists Society.
Virgo GMO: An open-source approach to genetically modify organism
GeneSIS BioActives is at the crossing line between medicine or biology and computer science, for what we have named computational biology to be able to build computerized systems for laboratory based processes. And this part of the Genesis Research Program for the development of our tree (3) principal web applications, the GeneSIS BioActives Academic, GeneSIS BioActives standard and GeneSIS BioActives Enterprise. But for years to come this will be used on applications like building a human robot portrait with a set of collected DNA on crime scene, for Bio-printing of organs, open-source GMO applications and other for the well being of the MANKIND.
Computational biology is a branch of biology that uses data analysis, mathematical modeling, and computational simulations to study biological systems and processes. It's an interdisciplinary field that combines computer science, biology, and big data, with foundations in applied mathematics, chemistry, and genetics. Computational biology develops and applies computational methods to analyze large collections of biological data, such as genetic sequences, cell populations, or protein samples. These models can describe what biological tasks are carried out by particular nucleic acid or peptide sequences. Computational biology is a broader field that includes both biotechnology and bioinformatics. It's possible to succeed in this field with dedication and the right resources.
Imagine if we succeed to fit the power of our most powerful computers into a computerized system to find a solution to any kind of known or unknown pathogens. From protocols and procedure to gather sample by robots and send them into the most advance of that kind models for a fit to be able to find solutions for any kind of pathology or if not, it could supporting a findings for a rapid and starting response on an event of an epidemic, endemic or pandemic situation. That's the power I'm working so hard to build with the GeneSIS Research Program, together with the Futurists Society.
Computational biology is a branch of biology that uses data analysis, mathematical modeling, and computational simulations to study biological systems and processes. It's an interdisciplinary field that combines computer science, biology, and big data, with foundations in applied mathematics, chemistry, and genetics. Computational biology develops and applies computational methods to analyze large collections of biological data, such as genetic sequences, cell populations, or protein samples. These models can describe what biological tasks are carried out by particular nucleic acid or peptide sequences. Computational biology is a broader field that includes both biotechnology and bioinformatics. It's possible to succeed in this field with dedication and the right resources.
Imagine if we succeed to fit the power of our most powerful computers into a computerized system to find a solution to any kind of known or unknown pathogens. From protocols and procedure to gather sample by robots and send them into the most advance of that kind models for a fit to be able to find solutions for any kind of pathology or if not, it could supporting a findings for a rapid and starting response on an event of an epidemic, endemic or pandemic situation. That's the power I'm working so hard to build with the GeneSIS Research Program, together with the Futurists Society.
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Virgo GMO: An open-source approach to genetically modify organism
Virgo GMO: An open-source approach to genetically modify organism
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BN ID: | 2940185794869 |
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Publisher: | Futurists Society |
Publication date: | 01/04/2024 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 14 KB |
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