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 Bio Informatics

What if the pathways of human biology could be modeled with the same tools we use to model computer circuits? The BioComp Initiative asks that question, and seeks to promote the crossover of technology between the worlds of Biology and Computer Science.

More Information: http://biospice.sourceforge.net/

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