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Have you seen this site: bioperl.org they seem to have a good bit of info. Though there doens't seem to be much in the way of bioinformatics tutorials, the site might at least be able to point you to some references.

There is also this site.

hth

Update: I just found bioinformatics.org which looks like a better place to start.

In reply to Re: Where to learn about Bioinformatics? by mortis
in thread Where to learn about Bioinformatics? by perrin

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