PromoterInspector – highly specific prediction of promoter regions in mammalian genomic sequences.
The web-based Protein Research Tools. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Multilocus sequence typing (MLST) databases and software.
Science Made Simple and Affordable
BestLabDeals is an e-commerce site where scientists, researchers, educators, safety and industrial professionals, and hobbyists can get high-quality lab equipment and supplies at very low prices, typically 50 to 70% less than retail.
Scienteur is a new, FREE web-based networking tool that matches scientists with R&D projects. Scientists (providers) can find consulting and freelance opportunities. Companies (buyers) can find experts to address their R&D challenges. Providers can post their services for buyers to browse at no cost. Participants remain anonymous until they decide to reveal their identity. This site provides companies with a virtual R&D staff.
SeWeR: Sequence Analysis using Web Resources
SeWeR is an integrated portal to common web-based services in bioinformatics.
Spellex on-line biotechnology term speller
On-line spell checker created specifically for biotechnical and medical terms
SWEET2 is an online tool to construct 3D structures of carbohydrates on the web from saccharide nomenclature only. The created 3D structure can be downloaded, displayed by Java applets, RasMol/Chime or VRML. The 3D structure of carbohydrates plays an important role in biomolecular recognition.
Taxonomic Information Across the Internet at The Natural History Museum
Taxonomic Information Across the Internet is a Darwin Initiative project providing an online KEY to polychaete worms.
A new Approach to EST Data Analysis.The concept is based on establishing a correlation between several tags extracted from EST sequence collections at different distances from the poly (A) region. By extracting tags at the extreme 3′-end and internal tags from the EST sequences, complexity is reduced, clustering of similar transcripts into larger groups (populations of tags) is possible, and 3′-terminal variants, mostly in the 3′-UTR, within these groups are rapidly identified.
