The practice of studying genetic disorders is changing from investigation of single genes in isolation to discovering cellular networks of genes, understanding their complex interactions, and identifying their role in disease. As a result of this, a whole new age of individually made medicine will emerge. In the future, bioinformatics will be able to guide and help molecular biologists and clinical researchers to focus on the advantages brought by computational biology. The clinical research teams that will be most successful in the coming decades will be those that can switch effortlessly between the laboratory bench, clinical practice, and the use of these sophisticated computational tools.