Abstract
Bioinformatics has become a pivotal tool in the field of biotechnology, enabling researchers to accelerate discoveries, optimize processes, and innovate across a range of applications. From genomics and proteomics to metabolic engineering and synthetic biology, bioinformatics provides the computational power required to analyze large-scale biological data, identify patterns, and design experiments. This article explores the various applications of bioinformatics in biotechnological advancements, highlighting its role in drug discovery, genetic engineering, personalized medicine, and agricultural biotechnology. We also discuss the challenges and future trends in applying bioinformatics to biotechnology.
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