Re:Ask HN: Best way to learn computational biology/immunology?
by emiller88 on Saturday January 16, 2021 @12:50PM
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The resource I recommend to people looking to move from wet lab to dry lab stuff is https://www.biostarhandbook.com/. From your post history it looks like you already have some programming experience, so you could skip the first few chapters which are just a linux intro. I don't think it has all the best practices, but I think it's the most comprehensive overview that starts from square 1 and fills in all the gaps no one tells you when you first start, for example the "Common data types" chapter.
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