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- Visit Molecular Station for all the research and science information you need.
Sub Categories - DNA, RNA, Protein and Proteomics. - Peptide Station has all the information you need for peptide related research in molecular biology.
- ELISA Assay or Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay is a biochemistry technique which is used to determine if a particular protein is present in a protein sample and to quantify how much of the protein is present.
- Apoptosis or Programmed Cell Death is basically cellular suicide. This interesting and very important cellular phenomena is the topic of this website.
- Careers in Neuro-Science Research
- Cell Biology - Quick Study Guide.
- Biotechnology in India
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- OBIS Special Edition - The website for project OBIS-SEAMAP (Ocean Biogeographic Information System - Spatial Ecological Analysis of Megavertebrate Populations). Marine mammal, seabird and sea turtle data are organized into a spatially referenced database. The site allows you to map species ranges and also features a wealth of species profiles. The data sets contain survey information dating back to 1935.
- National Marine Fisheries Service's Statistics & Economics - National fisheries data from as far back as 1950. You can search commercial or recreational fisheries data or find economic and world fisheries information.
- Canada Department of Fisheries and Oceans Fisheries Statistics - Provides data on Canada's aquaculture, landings, Atlantic/Pacific licenses, recreational fishing, international trade, quota reports, historical statistics, exporters, and consumption.
- REEF Fish Survey Database - Access marine fish species distribution and abundance data for coastal U.S. waters or view data summaries for the Great American Fish Count.
- FishBase - Find biological information on just about any fish with this database of more than 25,000 species. Look up information by common or scientific name, family, geographical location, or topic area.
- WhaleNet's STOP (Satellite Tagging Observation Program) Data, Maps & Observations - Easy to obtain data from current and archived tagging projects on whales, porpoises, seals, and turtles plus questions and activities to help use the data in the classroom.
- seaturtle.org Tracking - "Where are the turtles?? This site will help your classes answer this question! This is an easy to use tool for collecting, managing and sharing sea turtle satellite tracking data in near real time. You will find information for your class to "Adopt a Turtle", downloadable blank maps in PDF files for use in the classroom and turtle tracking data for registered users." Chantelle, Biology-Grades 9-12
- Watamu Turtle Watch Data - Sea turtle nesting and release data from Watamu, Kenya.
- Folly Beach Turtle Watch Program - Sea turtle nest data from Folly Beach, SC for 1998, 1999 and 2000. Data include date discovered, number of eggs, location, expected and actual hatch dates, and percent hatched.
- Turtle Travels - On October 1, 2000, three loggerhead sea turtles were released off the coast of San Diego, California by scientists at Hubbs-Sea World Research Institute. With satellite tracking, you can follow them on their journey and find the sea surface temperature for their location.
- Ship Mates - Study one of the world's most biologically productive areas, the Gulf of Maine. Seasonally collected data including temperature, salinity and chlorophyll, plus scientists' personal insights into oceanographic research are posted on-line along with several educational activities that guide users through working with on-line oceanographic data. High school level.
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The On-line Books Page - An easy to search database of online published books.
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Online Text Databases - A listing of websites that offer texts online.
- Digital Library for Earth System Education (DLESE) - DLESE is an online clearinghouse of earth science education materials for all levels. Here, you'll find peer-reviewed K-12 and undergraduate resources, student-friendly access to the data, simulations & modeling, and new approaches to teaching and learning about the Earth system.
- Sea World - Excellent resource for information and teaching activities on marine life, designed primarily for elementary level.
- Marine Ecosystems - Missouri Botanical Garden's website with information on ocean and coastal habitats, plants & animals, physical ocean processes, etc.
- EE-Link - Provides and organizes Internet resources to support, enhance and extend effective environmental education in grades K-12. Links to classroom activities and other teaching materials.
- NOAA Central Library - The access point for NOAA (National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration) online resources including
- NOAA Websites, NOAA Photo Library, chart collections, NOAA History, and WINDandSEA, an internet resource locator.
- SeaWeb - A multimedia public education project designed to raise awareness of the world ocean and the life within it. Find articles on the latest ocean issues, links to resources and audio clips of the radio show Ocean Report.
- EurekAlert! Marine Science Portal -EurekAlert! is an online press service created by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Teachers can find press releases, a multimedia gallery, calendar of events, and collection of related marine science links.
- Integration and Application Network: Conceptual Diagram Symbol Libraries - The IAN symbol libraries contain over 1500 free, custom made symbols (in 32 categories) designed specifically for enhancing science communication skills.
- Ocean Citations - A list of selected science publications arranged by topic area from algal blooms to vessel traffic/shipping.
- PBS Scienceline - Find out about Scienceline, a teacher professional development program, get a schedule of PBS science-related programs, or learn where to turn for information about the field of science education.
- SeaWIFS Project - SeaWIFS is a NASA project using space technology to study phytoplankton. This site contains a teacher's guide designed for grades 9-10 and discusses satellites, ocean color, phytoplankton, the carbon cycle, and the greenhouse effect.
Cells Alive!
Common Molecules Pages
Dennis Kunkel Microscopy, Inc.
Endoplasmic Reticulum: Structure and Function
FishScope
Library of 3-D Molecular Structures
Online Biology Book
PBS: How Cells Divide Using split screen animation and text, mitosis and meiosis are compared.
DNA Learning Center: Biology Animations Library
Biomedia Galleries
Cells Alive This website includes animations, film, and computer-enhanced images of living cells and organisms.
Discussion-Forums
YourSciCom - A completely open research project