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  • A seasoned computational biologist with 40 years of experience reflects on the field.
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  • To re-evaluate the current state and future direction of bioinformatics.
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  • Retrospective analysis of the field of bioinformatics.
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  • Bioinformatics is not obsolete but is undergoing a significant transformation.
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  • The emergence of data science schools reframes the practice and perception of bioinformatics.

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  • Computational biology's core tenets are foundational to the expanding field of data science.
  • A forward-looking perspective is crucial for the continued advancement of biological data analysis.