What is Bioinformatics?

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What is bioinformatics? Bioinformatics is field that uses computers, software tools, and statistics to analyze large data sets of DNA sequence information, leading to a revolution in genomics and personalized medicine. This video describes how bioinformatic tools can be used to compare genes between species, analyze mutations in the cancer genome of a specific patient, and has been used to uncover interesting new biology such as the CRISPR system. To explore more biology terms and concepts, see the Bio-Dictionary in The Explorer’s Guide to Biology (explorebiology.org/bio-dictionary).