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Genomes and Bioinformatics: Use the Web!

This list is not complete but includes many collection sites from which it is worth surfing on!

COLLECTION SITES

• A list of biological databases collected by NCBI
• Collection of genome sequencing activities by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH).
• Internet tools for molecular biology collected at Washington Uni St. Louis
• Pedro's Biomolecular Research Tools (a bit outdated)
• Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Information Servers collected by the International Society for Computational Biology
• List of links provided by Atelier BioInformatique, France
• BioToolKit a well-organized searchable collection of links to all major biological servers

GENOME AND BIOINFORMATIC CENTRES

• Sanger Centre UK
• TIGR USA
• NCBI for PubMed, Entrez, Blast, Taxonomy, Structure
• EBI European Bioinformatic Institute
• ExPaSy Molecular Biology server (Switzerland)
• NCGR National Centre for Genome Research
• DDBJ Dna Data Bank of Japan
• EMBL Germany
• Human Genome Sequencing Center Baylor College of Medicin
• GenomeNet WWW Server of Institute of Chemical Research, Japan
• SANBI South African National Bioinformatics Institute
• Genome Atlas DatabaseCetner for Biological Sequence Analysis DTU, Denmark
• codon usage database search by name of organism (Kazusa DNA research center)
• The Ribosomal Database Project (Michigan State Uni Center for Microbial Ecology)
• REGX Whole genome sequencing project of environmentally relevant marine bacteria

GUIDE, TUTORIALS AND LECTURES

• An extensive collection of Tutorials and Lecture notes provided by Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre UK
• Sequence gazing: getting more from your sequence on the web by Nature Genetics
• Bioinformatic courses and tutorials collected by Bioinformatic.de (Germany)
• Internet Resources for Research  on Bacterial Pathogenesis by Mark Pallen
• Human Genome Advanced Annotation Tutorial

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Page last modified: 08 Mar 2005

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