Web Resources : Biology
Dictionaries
Biotech's Life science dictionary
This free resource was developed by our staff
members and contributors dealing mainly with biochemistry, biotechnology,
botany, cell biology and genetics. This dictionary is searchable
with hypertext links to explanations of terminology used in the descriptions.
This is a BioTech Resources Web Project at University of Texas at Austin.
Dictionary
of the Cell and Molecular Biology copyrighted by the Academic Press
Limited. The Dictionary was written by members of the Institute
for Biomedical and Life Sciences at the University of Glasgow.
Frontiers
in Bioscience : DICTIONARIES
This site includes an online dictionary, thesaurus, acronym and translation.
It also as links to dictionaries of various subjects and languages.
Protocols
Protocol
Online (POL)
This site links to protocols, methods and tips on cell biology, molecular
biology and immunology from by research laboratories worldwide and commercial
sites which host very useful and general technical information.
This site is created, designed and maintained by Dr Longcheng Li.
Biological
Procedures Online
This is a leading Open Access techniques journal for biological and
medical research. We provide the knowledge and step-by-step protocols
to help researchers work quickly and correctly. This is a compilation
of manuscripts from innovators who have overcome technical challenges
or developed new methods.
Cells
The Cell & Molecular
Biology Online community with an emphasis
on information for cell and molecular biologists. This web site is maintained
by Pamela Gannon.
Frontiers
in Bioscience a virtual library
It contains dictionaries, directories, jobs in biology and medical
field, databases for research and many more. A comprehensive site
for the researcher in the field of biology.
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Microbiology
Significant
events of the last 125 years
This site from the American Society for Microbiology lists the milestones
over 125 years for the field of microbiology since Thomas H Huxley's
1870 speech. It includes many full-text papers.
Online
tutorials and instructions
Gene
School '99
This is a comprehensive, educational site exploring the fascinating
innovations and discoveries of genetic science. It discusses the
fundamentals, applications as well as experiments, quizzes for enhanced
learning.
Online
Biology Book.
This is a freshman level introductory text prepared by Dr. Michael J.
Farabee of Estrella Mountain Community College in Arizona. It has 41
chapters includes chemistry, cellular biology, genetics, thermodynamics,
protein synthesis, plants and structure, animal organ systems.
Justice
and the Human Genome Project by Timothy F. Murphy and Marc A. Lappé,
Editors
The essays gathered in this volume were among those
presented at a conference titled "Justice and the Human Genome"
held in Chicago in early November 1991. Published by eScholarship, the
California Digital Library
MendelWeb.
This hypertext instructional resources pertaining to the work of Gregor
Mendel, the founder of the science of genetics. It is developed by Roger
Blumberg.
MIT Biology
HyperTextbook.
This is an introductory molecular biology hypertext book. It includes
chapters on chemistry, large molecules, cell biology, enzyme biochemistry,
photosynthesis, genetics, DNA, and immunology and has practice problems
at the end of each chapter.
Visual
Models of Morphogenesis
This is an online tutorial on the modeling of biological structures
and simulation of their development. The visualization of simulation
results allows for better understanding of morphogenesis. This
hypertext document reviews models of morphogenesis with a significant
visual component, which were developed or reproduced in the Computer
Science Departments at the University of Regina (1987 - August, 1991)
and the University of Calgary (September, 1991 - present).
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Search
engines
BioHunt
A molecular biology information search engine.
Software for Analysis
Molecular Biology
Software
Links to web software
for DNA Sequence Analysis,
Molecular Modeling, Protein Analysis. Also to PCR
Software. Each links has a description. By Atsushi
Isoai.
Protein Explorer
This is offered as unsupported freeware. It provides
a user interface to the Chime plugin allowing easy manipulation and
viewing of PDB structure files. It Includes most RasMol commands, a
comparator funciton that allows comparisons between two structures,
molecules in the structure can be selected in a sequence window and
there is a non-covalent bond finder function. Supported by the Division
of Undergraduate Education of the National Science Foundation, and the
University of Massachusetts. Copyright © 2002 by Eric Martz.
Software
in Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics
Links to list of software for biology
and bioinformatics. By Weizmann Institute of Science Genome and
Bioinformatics.
Databases
Proteins Identification
PROWL
By ProteoMetrics, LLC. An interactive environment for protein analysis
that can be easily accessed with any web browser over your intranet.
It also has information about amino acids, peptides, a collection
of biochemical recipes useful in protein mass spectrometry and information
about contaminants known to effect mass spectra. It also has databases
included are:
- ProteinInfo - A phylogenically
organized set of sequence databases.
- ProFound - Search known
protein sequences with peptide mass information.
- PepFrag - Search known
protein sequences with peptide fragment mass information.
- Software - Software
for protein mass spectrometry.
Protein Identification
Resource
This public protein resource contains names and classifications
of completed proteins and amino acids; the organisms from which
the proteins originate; references to the literature; gene expressions
and links to similar sites. By the Georgetown University Medical
Center.
TIGR
Database (TDB) is a collection
of curated databases containing DNA and protein sequence, gene expression,
cellular role, protein family, and taxonomic data for microbes,
plants and humans. It includes The TIGR
Microbial Database provides links to world-wide genome sequencing
projects completed and underway, including the completed TIGR genomes
and The TIGR
Parasites Database provides links to world-wide genome sequencing
projects completed and underway. This site is maintained by The
Institute of Genomic Research (TIGR).
Virus
Universal
Virus Database (ICTVdB).
This database is built from virus descriptions
in Virus Taxonomy: The Sixth Report of the International Committee
on Taxonomy of Viruses. Murphy et al. (eds) Springer (1995),
and includes updates subsequently approved by International Committee
on Taxonomy of Viruses. The database was constructed by Cornelia
Büchen-Osmond, Research School of Biological Sciences, Institute
of Advanced Studies, Australian National University.
- searchable descriptions
of all virus families, genera and type species (including all
plant virus species),
- images of many viruses,
and
- links to genomic and
other databases.
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LINKs are additional
sources of information on biological sciences can also be found
at the following sites:
- Amos'
WWW links page
This list contains almost exclusively pointers to information
sources for life scientists with an interest in biological macromolecules.
- BioChemNet.
. . the best biology and chemistry educational resources on the
Web by Dyann K. Schmidel, Ph.D.
- Biological
Links by Harvard University.
- Coalition
for Education in the Life Sciences. Includes links to undergraduate
biology education resources posted on the web sites of professional
societies (tutorials, awards, scholarships, competitions, career
resources and other resources.)
- The
Plant Pathology Internet Guide Book is a subject oriented
internet resource guide for plant pathology, applied entomology,
and all related fields. Maintained by Thorsten Kraska,
Institute for Plant Diseases, University of Bonn, Germany
- The Bio-web
: Resources for Molecular and Cell Biologists by National Library
of Medicine.
- Information
Resources for Biology : Botany, Ecology, Evolution, Marine Biology,
Zoology by University
of California, Santa Barbara Library.
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