For the last decade, bioinformatics techniques have been developed to identify and …

• Abstract
• Background
• Genome sequencing
• Automated identification of genes
• Identifying gene function: searching and alignment
• 3D structure modeling and docking
• Pair-wise genome comparison
• Reconstructing metabolic pathways
• Phenotype similarity and automated pathway comparisons
• Derivation of regulatory mechanism and pathways
• Microbial evolution revisited
• Conclusion
• Authors' contribution
• Acknowledgements
• References

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- Bioinformatics in microbial biotechnology – a mini review

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