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The Internet for Molecular Biologists A Practical Approach

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Series: Practical Approach Series Volume: 269
Edited By: Clare E Sansom and Robert M Horton
249 pages, Figs, tabs
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  • The Internet for Molecular Biologists ISBN: 9780199638888 Paperback Jan 2004 Out of Print #146283
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About this book

Unlike most books that discuss online molecular biology databases which have a bioinformatics bent and some emphasis on algorithms, this volume caters to bench scientists who have a serious interest in developing skills in the use of the Internet to support their work. Sansom and Horton provide a broad introduction to using Internet-based computing resources to support research in molecular biology. After surveying the core databases and other online resources, the focus shifts to tools and techniques for exploiting and authoring Internet-distributed information. Later chapters provide detailed examples of how technologies such as molecular visualisation, VRML and XSLT can be applied to biological problems.

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Preface; 1. Bibliographic databases; 2. Sequence databases and analysis sites; 3. Medical genetic resources in the genome era; 4. Agricultural Biotechnology; 5. Inference and Applications of Molecular Phylogenies: An Introductory Guide; 6. Internet tools for cell and developmental biologists; 7. Internet Collaboration; 8. Laboratory web sites: how to disseminate information, make friends and influence people; 9. Introduction to Macromolecular Visualization; 10. Biological Applications of Virtual Reality; 11. Web scripting for Molecular Biologists: an Introduction to PERL and XML

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Handbook / Manual Out of Print
Series: Practical Approach Series Volume: 269
Edited By: Clare E Sansom and Robert M Horton
249 pages, Figs, tabs
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