Recommended reading for bioinformatics

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I'm keen on learning about bioinformatics.

I am ideally looking for a short course introduction, with some practical tasks I can get my teeth into immediately to see if there is any interest in it for me.

I already have a good understanding of molecular biology, so I should be able to skip most of the foundational work.

Any suggestions?

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