Bioinformatics

What is bioinformatics?


 Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field which combines Biology, Information technology, Computer engineering, Statistics and Life sciences.

As the definition of bioinformatics is easy, the study of bioinformatics is not easy as compared to other fields since it include more than four field in it.

All these knowledge of other fields are used by bioinformatics scientists to computate a gene or microscopic biological substances digitally to study about it further.

For eg: The Corona virus must be computated digitally by bioinformatician to study about its structure to find a medicine against it. 


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