Extractions: Your source for Molecular and Cell Biology-Bioinformatics-Technology news,books and online bio-resources. Hosted Tools and Scripts Bio-Mail Oligonucleotide Finder Sequence Cleaner Sequence Randomizer ... POP3 MailReader online Add Great RSS News Feeds to your Web Site or BLOG! Other Sections The Biology Bookstore Bioinformatics FAQ Sequence Analysis Resources Life Sciences Education Resources ... Nigerian Scam Page Registration/Login/News Posting Register/Login to the Bio-Web Register to Bio-Mail Delivers by e-mail, monthly, weekly or bi-weekly, scientific abstracts from PubMed according to a selection pattern determined by the user. Completely free and "spam-free guaranteed", as all Bio-Web services. Submit News (Bio-Web registered users only) Yahoo Moves Into the Hot Zone on Saturday, September 17, 2005 - 02:58 PM CET Posted by : andy Wired News : Yahoo's latest online news project is called "The Hot Zone" and is billed as a much-needed look at war-torn regions that have drawn scant mainstream media coverage. But the title could just as easily describe the trouble the media giant could encounter as it ventures for the first time into original news reporting.
The Rockefeller University Journey Into The Cell Celebrating 50 Years of Electron Microscopy and Modern cell biology A cellularcity was entered and explored, a domain of subcellular power stations http://www.rockefeller.edu/rucal/journey/journey.html
Extractions: Celebrating 50 Years of Electron Microscopy and Modern Cell Biology "The key to every biological problem must finally be sought in the cell," wrote the great classical cell biologist, E.B. Wilson, in 1925. Yet at the time Wilson wrote, the world inside the cell was largely inaccessible. The primary instrument of investigation for classical cell biologiststhe light microscopewas physically incapable of resolving a cell's fine interior details. Albert Claude compared the situation encountered by Wilson and his contemporaries to that faced by astronomers, "who were permitted to see the objects of their interest, but not to touch them; the cell was as distant from us as the stars and galaxies...." Indeed, before the advent of modern cell biology, pioneered by Claude at The Rockefeller University (then Institute) in the 1940s, many biologists viewed the cell as a mere "bag of enzymes," a "biochemical bog" filled with formless protoplasm and devoid of inner structure.
Cell Biology Protocols Top cell biology cell biology Protocols (Lamond Lab, University of Dundee)The cell section of Lamond Lab s site hosts the following protocols http://www.protocol-online.org/prot/Cell_Biology/
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Centre For Stem Cell Biology & Medicine The Centre s three research programmes (Stem cell biology, Stem cell Genetics,Stem cell Medicine) address key basic and clinical objectives, including http://www.stemcells.cam.ac.uk/
Extractions: Recognised for its strengths in the field of stem cell research, the University of Cambridge has created the Centre for Stem Cell Biology and Medicine under the direction of its key stem cell faculty members. The Centre's mission is to generate insights into the biology of stem cells through basic research, and thus to provide the foundation needed to provide therapies through regenerative medicine. stem cells, research, biology, therapies, regenerative medicine, stem cell genetics, stem cell medicine, stem cell research, building blocks, neuronal cells, diabetes, cancers, heart and blood diseases, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Alzheimer's diseases, proteomics, genomics, bioinformatics, chromatin structure, gene regulation. Stem cells are the 'building blocks' for every type of cell in the body, capable of maturing into any tissue type including pancreas, blood or neuronal cells. Research on stem cells promises to lead to innovative cell transplantation therapies. It can also have a major impact on understanding and improving the regenerative capacity of the human body. Stem cell research thereby can potentially lead to cures for diabetes, cancers, heart and blood diseases, Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis and Alzheimer's diseases. The Centre's three research programmes (Stem Cell Biology, Stem Cell Genetics, Stem Cell Medicine) address key basic and clinical objectives, including:
Tulane University Cell And Molecular Biology Courses Offered By cell 211 General biology Laboratory, cell 205 - Genetics. cell 222 - ExploringCareers in Medicine, cell 301 - cell biology. cell 301 - cell biology http://cell.tulane.edu/undergraduate/academicyearcourses.htm
MSc In Developmental Cell Biology Developmental cell biology is at the core of understanding how organisms developfrom eggs through to adults. This MSc programme offers both practical and http://www.sussex.ac.uk/lifesci/1-2-4.html
Extractions: MSc in Developmental Cell Biology M.Sc. Higher degree Research degree Taught masters degree School of Life Sciences University of Sussex Brighton, BN1 9QG UK. molecular biology molecular genetics Email: i.j.h.roberts@sussex.ac.uk This one year Masters Course (MSc) or 2 term Diploma in Developmental Cell Biology is open to graduates, or those with relevant experience, in areas of Biology, Chemistry or Medicine. Genetics zoology neurobiology biochemistry The MSc course runs from October to September and consists of taught components in addition to a research project. Students taking the MSc will undertake a Research Project. The Research Project will be in the research laboratory of one of the faculty of the Genetics and Development group in either the Biology Department, the Genome Damage and Stability Centre or the Medical School. Developmental Cell Biology is at the core of understanding how organisms develop from eggs through to adults. This MSc programme offers both practical and theoretical training in aspects of cell and molecular biology as well as molecular genetics and how they can be used to understand development. The programme consists of 4 key courses teaching both the practical techniques and the experimental approaches required to understand development as well as the theoretical background to these processes. A large part of the degree is a Research Project undertaken in one of the active research groups in the School of Life Sciences. Potential research topics range from the control of cell division to the development of muscle cells and include studies using yeast
Genetics & Tumor Cell Biology The Department of Genetics Tumor cell biology studies the genetic and molecularbasis of several human diseases; molecular mechanisms involved in early http://www.stjude.org/genetics-tumor-cell-biology/0,2524,416_2043_3526,00.html
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Cell Biology, Neurobiology & Anatomy MCW Dept of cell biology, Neurobiology Anatomy to conduct fundamentalresearch in the areas of cell biology, developmental biology and neurobiology, http://www.mcw.edu/cellbio/
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