Earliest pages of bioinformatics

Edward N. Trifonov

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Philosophy and History of Science History of Computing Technologies Genetics, Bioinformatics, and Biomedical Research

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This review is a brief outline of the chronology and essence of early events in bioinformatics, covering the period from 1869 (discovery of DNA by Miescher) to 1980-1981 (beginning of massive sequencing). For the purpose of this review, bioinformatics is understood as a chapter of molecular biology dealing with the amino acid and nucleotide sequences and with the information they carry.

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