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Useful
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Many useful resources for the biochemist are now readily available
on the web. Here are a few commonly used links to get you started.
- Looking for MSDS sheets? Try the databases at MSU
or GSU.
- The National
Center for Biotechnology Information is a great place to start
if you're looking for sequence submission & retrieval, database
searches, or Medline molecular biology searches.
- Full MEDLINE searches as well as other databases are available
through the LOLA
site here on campus.
- Brookhaven is an excellent place to start downloading atomic
coordinates that you can then view with your favorite modelling
program.
- Several journals
are going on-line including Cell,
Nature, Journal
of Biological Chemistry, Protein
Science, and Science.
- Additionally, just about anything else that you could want has
been indexed in Pedro's
Research Tools, including tutorials, guides, dictionaries,
and help tools.
- If molecular biology is your thing, you're sure to need oligonucleotides.
And what better place to have them synthesized than right here
on campus at Gene Lab.
- Many catalogs are now on-line as well, including New
England Biolabs, Molecular
Probes, Gibco-BRL/Life
Technologies, and Sigma
Chemicals.
- When you're ready to write up your data and aren't quite sure
how to go about it, try Strunk's
Style Guide for some helpful advice.
- Be sure to check out our department
links page for a more general set of useful links in biological
science research.
- And as always, if all else fails, there are a number of search
engines to help you find exactly what you're looking for!
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