Biology/Chemistry 465
Supplementary Resources

Free On-Line Journals:


Journals which specialize in review articles:

Extra, Optional Readings on RNAi
Extra, Optional Readings on Cellular Aging and Sir2
Extra, Optional Readings on Cancer in Context
Extra, Optional Readings on Rev and the RRE
Useful Links:
Cre-lox system for making recombinant mice

NCBI  The National Center for Biotechnology Information is an outstanding site that collects a variety of important information and computer tools.

PubMed  The only way to search the scientific literature.  If you are confused, take a look at the PubMed Tutorial.

Nature Reviews Focus on RNAi  includes two useful animations

Expasy  One of the best sites for analyzing protein sequence.

The Protein Databank  For finding and viewing actual 3D protein structures.

Ergito  This site has a great section on Classic Experiments that is written by the people who actually did the experiments, along with some very useful images.  Free registration is required.

Free On-Line Textbooks from NCBI.  Fully searchable.  Especially useful texts include Molecular Cell Biology by Lodish et alIntroduction to Genetic Analysis by Griffith et al. and Molecular Biology of the Cell by Alberts et al.

Interactive Biochemistry  Lots of interesting stuff here.  Great animations of Na+/K+ ATPase, electron transport and other things.  Wonderful reviews of a variety of current topics, such as HIV, "Mad Cow" Disease, and Cloning Mammals.  One of the better sites I've seen.

Online Mendelain Inheritance in Man  An amazing database of over 10,000 human genes and human diseases.  Lots of information, much of it easy-to-read, some of it is highly technical.  Lots of links to the primary scientific literature.

Committee on Publication Ethics

Office of Research Integrity at the National Institutes of Health

Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals

Declaration of Helsinki governing human research


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