Mathematics of Genome Analysis

Explore the fascinating intersection of mathematics and genetics with Mathematics of Genome Analysis by Jerome K. Percus. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2001, this engaging textbook spans 150 pages, offering a concise yet comprehensive overview of the mathematical and statistical techniques employed in genome analysis and sequencing.

This essential resource is designed not only for students embarking on their journey in the field of genetics but also for professional mathematicians intrigued by the applications of their discipline in biological research. Delve into the mathematical models that underpin DNA analysis and gene mapping, and discover how these methods are transforming our understanding of genomics.

Whether you are a budding scientist or an established expert, Mathematics of Genome Analysis is a must-have addition to your library, bridging the gap between mathematics and the life sciences.