Re:Cello – a Verilog compiler for transcriptional logic in b...
by akiselev on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @11:36AM
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No, they're the gold standard university textbooks in molecular biology. They are very useful encyclopedic references that happen to be marketed as entry level texts
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Re:Cello – a Verilog compiler for transcriptional logic in b...
by dekhn on Wednesday April 06, 2016 @01:38PM
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Oh come on! Undergrads typically go through each one of those in a year, they're entry level because they walk you through every bit of introductory details, then rapidly move you to what was state of the art 10 years ago, with tons of citations.
I do also use them as references, but they're wholly approachable by a person who has a year to spend learning a deep topic.
Re:Cello – a Verilog compiler for transcriptional logic in b...
by harperlee on Tuesday April 05, 2016 @01:28PM
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Oh, I googled them quickly but misread the results. Thanks for the correction.
But I guess, if you consider them more encyclopedic than entry level, that my question still stands. Do you have any particular recommendation? You seem to be familiar with the field!