This book contains analyses centred on genomes, databases and their applications. It
consists of four parts and twelve chapters. Part I and Part II discuss several molecule …

Bioinformatics and The Internet Page 1 1 Bioinformatics: A Practical Guide to the Analysis of
Genes and Proteins, Second Edition Andreas D. Baxevanis, BF Francis Ouellette Copyright …

During the past year, the number of biological databases that can be queried via Internet
has dramatically increased. This increase has resulted from the introduction of networking …

This book explains in detail the ever-expanding possibilities that the internet offers cell
biologists, molecular biologists, and other bioscientists. All aspects of the internet are …

In 1990, very few people were able to predict the impact of the Internet(see [El] for general
information about the Internet) and the World Wide Web (WWW or Web) on molecular …

Abstract The Bioinformatics Links Directory, http://bioinformatics. ca/links_directory, is an
actively maintained compilation of servers published in this and previous issues of Nucleic …

Abstract The Bioinformatics Links Directory is an online community resource that contains a
directory of freely available tools, databases, and resources for bioinformatics and molecular …

Abstract The World Wide Web is currently the major networking resource for biologists. It has
passed Gopher and simple electronic mail (email) servers in popularity. In the 1990s, the …

The review begins by providing a brief typology of biological databases on the Internet,
illustrated by examples of the most influential resources of each kind. We then take an …

Information sources in the biological sci ences have grown far beyond journals and books.
Sequencing projects and new molecu lar biology tools are creating vast amounts of new …