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SNPs, GWAS, CNVs: Informatics for Human Genome Variations -- Chapter 15. SNP Data Analysis -- Chapter 16. GWAS Data Analysis -- Chapter 17. CNV Data Analysis -- Part 5. METAGENOME AND EPIGENOME, BASIC DATA ANALYSIS -- Chapter 18. Metagenome and Epigenome Data Analysis -- Chapter 19. Metagenome Data Analysis -- Chapter 20. Epigenome Databases and Tools -- Chapter 21. Epigenome Data Analysis -- Appendix A. BASIC PRACTICE USING R FOR DATA ANALYSIS -- Appendix B. APPLICATION PROGRAM FOR GENOME DATA ANALYSIS INSTALL GUIDE. 330 $aThis textbook describes recent advances in genomics and bioinformatics and provides numerous examples of genome data analysis that illustrate its relevance to real world problems and will improve the reader?s bioinformatics skills. 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