REPRINTS, COPIES

http://biotech.tec.nh.us/BT210/Intro1.html

A Short History of Biotechnology

http://www.agbiotechnet.com

AgBioTech is the onservice for agricultural biotechnology. Delivers an exciting range of content on plant and animal biotechnology. It provides easy access to information on cloning, genomics, genetic engineering, in vitro culture, biosafety, intellectual property rights and all key issues in agricultural biotechnology.

http://www.usda.gov/agencies/biotech/

Agricultural Biotechnology is the USDA web site on this topic. Has many links, pages, and information.

http://www.ers.usda.gov/data/AgBiotechIP/

Agricultural Biotechnology Intellectual Property of the Economic Research Service, USDA has a database that identifies and describes U.S. utility patents on inventions in biotechnology and other biological processesówith issue dates between 1976 and 2000óthat are used in food and agriculture. The database also provides information about the ownership of these patents, whether patents are held in the public or private sector, and changes in patent ownership due to firm mergers, acquisitions, and spinoffs.

http://www.biodiversityeconomics.org/

the Biodiversity Economics Library is to encourage people to conserve the integrity of nature.

http://nucleus.cshl.edu/leadingstrand/

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has archives of the Biology of DNA.

http://www.biol.unt.edu/developmentalphysiology/

is a "community" web site is by and for developmental physiologists and developmental physiology students studying the ontogeny of physiological processes at the molecular through organismal levels.   Includes information, employment information, researcher database and other information.

http://www.hkdapengtechnology.com/

Dapeng Biotechnology Company is a biotechnology company.

http://genome.cornell.edu/index.html

Demeter's Genomesis dedicated to the world's harvest and its enhancement through crop genomics research. Demeter's Genomes is primarily a site for communication of Plant Genome data among scientists worldwide. The medium is a set of genomevdatabases, similar to the ones for Human genome mapping and sequencing. They include data about: plant genes, chromosome maps, DNA fingerprints, beneficial traits, and crop varieties that possess those traits.

http://www.divbio.com/

Diversified Biotech has a variety of products related to biotechnology.

http://www.dna.com

Genaissance Pharmaceuticals describes the links between genetics and disease, diagnosis and treatment of disease, and wellness. DNA Sciences will accomplish this by involving ordinary people in a genetic research effort of extraordinary scope. The DNA Sciences' Gene Trust project has the potential to lead to more precise diagnosis, more-effective use of existing therapies, and accelerated development of new diagnostic products and therapies.

http://www.fao.org/biotech/forum.htm

Electronic Forum on Biotechnology in Food and Agriculture has a discussion from animal cloning to terminator technology. Includes a glossary.

http://www.ergito.com/

ERGITO has texts, commentary and analysis on human genome, molecular biology, great experiments by scientists. Expected additions genetics and cell biology.

http://www.bio.org/food&ag/foodagnews.html

Food & Agriculture has information regarding foods and food-related research. Site at this time has information biotechnology.

http://www.gene-chips.com

Genome-Chips is a nuts-and-bolts description and links regarding genes and biotechnology.

http://cgap.nci.nih.gov/SAGE

Cancer Genome Anatomy Project discusses the SAGE Genie. Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE) is a method to efficiently count large numbers of mRNA transcripts by sequencing short tags, usually 10 bp in length. SAGE Genie (Boon et al. PNAS in press) uses a new analytical method of reliably matching SAGE tags to known genes. Based on this novel tag to gene mapping, the website visualizes human gene expression analysis in tissues or individual libraries using displays that are highly intuitive.

http://slam.bs.jhmi.edu/gd/

Gene Design allows users to key in a protein sequence, and GeneDesign specifies a DNA blueprint that researchers can synthesize themselves or order from a company. GeneDesign let users customize their creations for a particular vector-a DNA snippet that ferries the sequence into cells - and for the organism they are studying.

http://bite-it.helsinki.fi/

Gene expression in tooth is a database from the University of Helsinki in Finland. The site houses qualitative data pulled from the literature on gene activity during tooth development.

http://gslc.genetics.utah.edu/

Genetic Science Learning Center has a range of iinformation and animations regarding the basics and beyond.

http://www.cmbi.ru.nl/GeneSeeker/

The GeneSeeker helps narrow the list of potential culprits in gene problems. The search engine combs 10 databases that contain information on gene location, activity, and effects including Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man, Swiss-Prot, and the Mouse Genome Database.

http://www.humgen.umontreal.ca

Human Gen Policies This module provides access to various bodies that are involved in policy making on the ethical, legal and social issues raised by human genetic research. Where available, direct HTML links to the organization will be provided. Users will be able to access the many governmental organizations and NGO's who have been consulted during the search. This is a unique resource of more than 300 organizations throughout the world formulating policy statements.

http://history.nih.gov/exhibits/genetics/

Human Genetics and Medical Research Revolution in Progress has images, text, transcription and/or recordings explaining how genetics is transforming medicine.

http://www.incyte.com/control/home

Incyte Genomics the nation's leading bioinformatics company, offers you access to the world's largest and most comprehensive database of genomic information available online. With its integrated software solutions and extensive product offerings, Incyte gives you the tools you need to accelerate your research and achieve your breakthrough.

http://ific.org/proactive/newsroom/release.vtml?id=18024

International Food Information Council Foundation has the biotechnology myth that modern biotechnology is inherently different from conventional breeding and poses greater risks.

http://pubs.acs.org/journals/tcwoe7/index.html

Lesney, Mark S. 2004November. Farming for Pharmaceuticals Today's Chemist. Genetically modified crops promise a ìcorn-o-pharmacopoeia.î

http://www.lifesciences.umich.edu/index.html

Life Sciences at Michigan has a technical, ethical and emotional dialogue over stem cell research can be confusing and even contradictory at times. Yet the science is racing forward at the University of Michigan and around the world. Learning more about all kinds of stem cell research will help everyone make better choices.

http://www.bio.davidson.edu/courses/genomics/methodslist.html#meth2

List of Methods Pages for Genomics is a primer for Methods for Genomics. Explains methods used. Is a learning tool. Has both genomic medicine methods, genomic Sequence methods, and other methods.

http://www.greenpeaceusa.org/media/factsheets/mythtext.htm

Media Center has myths with this once emphasizing the myth that genetic engineering is merely an extension of traditional breeding.

http://ariel.ucs.unimelb.edu.au:80/~cotton/glsdb.htm

Mutation Databases and Related Sites has addresses to specific databases.

http://usbiotechreg.nbii.gov/

NBII, national Biolgical Information Infrastructure, has a coordinated, risk-based system to ensure new biotechnology products are safe for the environment and human and animal health.ÝEstablished as a formal policy in 1986, the Coordinated Framework for Regulation of Biotechnology describes the Federal system for evaluating products developed using modern biotechnology.ÝÝ The Coordinated Framework is based upon health and safety laws developed to address specific product classes.Ý The U.S. Government has written new regulations, policies and guidance to implement these laws for biotechnology as products developed.Ý This framework has allowed the United States to build upon agency experience with organisms and products developed using conventional techniques.

http://www.exploratorium.edu/origins/

Origins from the Exploratium is a discussion of the biology of DNA.

http://www.phenomicDB.de/

PhenomicDB is a new tool to help researchers determine how genes contribute to an organism's phenotype, or physical and behavioral characteristics. PhenomicDB makes it easier to determine which genes trigger similar outcomes in a different organisms and to compare the impact of related genes across species.

http://plasmoDB.org/

PlasmoDB features data from the Malaria Genome Project and is a powerful collection of tools for mining data and new insights into this leading enemy of public health.

http://www.restrictionmapper.org/

Restriction Mapper is a program that tells you which enzymes will snip the DNA strand and where, and then it supplies the sequences of the fragments. It has links to other free molecular biology software, including programs for sequence alignment and gene annotation.

http://watcut.uwaterloo.ca/watcut/watcut/template.php

WatCut is an on-line tool for restriction analysis, silent mutation analysis, and SNP analysis

Updated: Sunday, March 30, 2008.