This web site is a subject catalog covering
genetics in the biosciences. For a more general list of links on
genetics, see Links
to the Genetic World. Please send comments and suggestions for links
on either site to martinsa@ornl.gov.
Organism Index
Transgenic
General
- Species 2000
has the objective of enumerating all known species of plants,
animals, fungi and microbes on Earth as the baseline dataset for
studies of global biodiversity.
- Livestock
Genome Mapping (Iowa State)
- Veterinary
Genetics Lab at the University of California, Davis
- TIGR databases
- C.
elegans Network: Animal Bioinformatics & Research Menu Hubsite
(Drosophila, mouse, nematodes, Xenopus, yeast)
- BIOSCI
bionet Newsgroup Archives
- Report
of the HUGO Comparative Genome Organization Workshop held on Frazer
Island, Australia, December 1995; includes primate, mouse,
marsupial
- Interactive
Metabolic Reconstruction on the Web
- Model
Organisms for Biomedical Research
- WWW Virtual Library:Developmental
Biology
- WWW Virtual Library: Cell
Biology
- WWW Virtual Library: Model
Organisms
- WWW Virtual Library: Veterinary
Medicine Animal see Health & Disease
C. elegans
Cattle
Cellular
Slime Mold WWW Server: Dictyostelium discoideum, Polysphondylium and
similar organisms. European
Mirror
Dog
Drosophila
Escherichia coli
Fish
Frog
Fungus
Horse
Genetics at the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory
Microbial Genomes
Mosquito
Genomics, Colorado State
Nematodes
Parasites
Plants
Poultry
Rodents
WHO/UNDP/World
Bank Schistosoma Genome Network
Swine
Yeast
The following links are limited to research projects; for social issues,
basic genetic information, education resources, and similar sites,
access the Links
to the Genetic World pages from the Human
Genome Project Information site.
Human Chromosome-Specific Sites
Genome DataBase
Online
Mendelian Inheritance in Man
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Inc., that puts high school biology teachers in touch with their
colleagues, scientists, and critical sources of new scientific
information through an online network.
Associated Sites:
All associated sites are now on our Links
to the Genetic World at the Human
Genome Project Information site. These are exhaustive lists of links
on techincal information, social issues, basic genetic information,
education resources, and other sites. The categories are:
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