61. Q15.2 - HHGT Evolutionary Computation (This list was formerly known as the neuroevolution e-mail list.) The GASched list is for discussion of the use of genetic ALGORITHMs on Production http://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/Mirrors/ftp.de.uu.net/EC/clife/www/Q15_2.htm

: What mailing lists are there? Mailing lists are unregulated, unmoderated, information sources in which messages sent in by subscribers are posted out immediately and individually to all other subscribers. Digests are listed in Genetic Programming Mailing List The GP community uses this list as a discussion forum, news exchange and FAQ distribution channel, originally set up by John Koza and James Rice at Stanford. The archive includes a lengthy, but "mostly interesting" FAQ by James Rice on GP related subjects. The archive is at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/areas/genetic/gp/faq/gp.faq (plain text) and also at http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/research/genprog/gp2faq/gp2faq.html (converted to HTML). Tierra Mailing List Thomas Ray's Tierra is discussed elsewhere (see ); here's how to obtain Tierra electronically and get in contact with other users. Admin requests: Anonymous FTP archive: ftp://tierra.slhs.udel.edu/pub/ (tierra, almond, beagle, etc.) UK's Evolutionary-Computation mailing list GANN: Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks This list will focus on the use of EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHM s GENETIC ALGORITHM s

62. IFST Useful Food-Related Mailing Lists And Newsgroups EDU; email address food-comp@INFOODS.UNU.EDU. FOODENG. A list for discussion and announcements on food engineering topics and events. http://www.ifst.org/mailnews.htm

IFST: Useful Food-Related Mailing Lists and Newsgroups Mailing Lists An internet mailing list is maintained on a "listserver" computer, and you join it (which costs nothing) by sending a "subscribe" message plus the name of the list and your first and last names, by e-mail to the listserver address . Inclusion of the name of the list is important as some listservers run a number of different lists. The hyphens in some of the names are important, so be careful to include them correctly. Any subscriber can "post" a message, article, report, announcement, etc or a response to someone else's previous posting, by sending it by e-mail to the list address (N.B. not the same as the listserver address). Every posting will go automatically by e-mail to every subscriber. You remain a subscriber until such time as you send an "unsubscribe" message to the listserver address. It is very important to understand that "subscribe" or "unsubscribe" commands must not go to the list address (or they would go to, and annoy, all other subscribers, who anyway cannot fulfil the command). Likewise list postings must not be sent to the listserver address, where they would just be automatically discarded by the listserver computer. The internet is international, but the character of the material posted on mailing lists open to the public is dependent on the subscribers and the volume of "traffic" that they create. For historical reasons, it will be found that, in some of them (particularly those based in US universities, indicated by .edu at the end of the addresses) the traffic is still predominantly US-related; but widening the character depends on subscribers from all countries becoming involved, and this has been increasingly happening in recent years.

63. Genetic Genealogy - Health Histories & DNA Family Trees A detailed discussion of the implications of genetic research on genealogy. face the field of genealogical genetic testing. GenealogyDNA Mailing List http://genealogy.about.com/od/dna_genetics/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Genealogy Genealogy Essentials ... Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Genealogy newsletter! See Online Courses Search Genealogy Learn how the genetic markers in DNA can help you to find your ancestors. Plus, how to use genealogy and genetics to predict your risk from a variety of medical conditions. Alphabetical Recent Trace Your Roots with DNA - About Genealogy Book Review Learn how to combine traditional genealogy search methods with the power of DNA testing to conclusively trace your roots and uncover your heritage. A review of Trace Your Roots with DNA by Megan Smolenyak and Ann Turner. Determining Your Ancestry Through DNA Have you ever considered using a DNA test to conclusively prove (or disprove) your ancestry? Learn how easy it can be with our guide to DNA genealogy. Includes an easy to understand introduction to the differences between Y-line and mtDNA testing, a guide to home DNA genetics tests, and tips for organizing a DNA surname study. DNA Genealogy - Transcript of Chat with Thomas Roderick, PhD

64. Genetic Genealogy - Health Histories & DNA Family Trees GenealogyDNA Mailing List If you have questions about DNA testing for A detailed discussion of the implications of genetic research on genealogy. http://genealogy.about.com/od/dna_genetics/index_r.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Genealogy Genealogy Essentials ... Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Genealogy newsletter! See Online Courses Search Genealogy Learn how the genetic markers in DNA can help you to find your ancestors. Plus, how to use genealogy and genetics to predict your risk from a variety of medical conditions. Sort By: Guide Picks Alphabetical Trace Your Roots with DNA - About Genealogy Book Review Learn how to combine traditional genealogy search methods with the power of DNA testing to conclusively trace your roots and uncover your heritage. A review of Trace Your Roots with DNA by Megan Smolenyak and Ann Turner. Double-Helix Genealogy Can we use DNA testing to prove our ancestry? Mark Howells discusses the impact of genetic science on genealogy. What Geneticists can do for Genealogists A panel discussion from the 19th Annual Conference On Jewish Genealogy, available for sale on cassette tape from Audiotapes.com. Determining Your Ancestry Through DNA Have you ever considered using a DNA test to conclusively prove (or disprove) your ancestry? Learn how easy it can be with our guide to DNA genealogy. Includes an easy to understand introduction to the differences between Y-line and mtDNA testing, a guide to home DNA genetics tests, and tips for organizing a DNA surname study. Genetics 101 Want to learn more about the nitty gritty of genetics and how DNA works? Check out this wonderful collection of genetics links from Biology Guide, Regina Bailey.

65. JGAP: Java Genetic Algorithms Package A genetic algorithms component written in the form of a Java package. or participate in general discussion of JGAP on the jgapusers mailing list. http://jgap.sourceforge.net/

Documentation JGAP References Download Major Contributors ... Interesting Links WHAT IS JGAP? JGAP (pronounced "jay-gap") is a genetic algorithms component written in the form of a Java package. It provides basic genetic mechanisms that can be easily used to apply evolutionary principles to problem solutions. The ground is laid for introducing Genetic Programming to JGAP in the near future! JGAP has been written to be very easy to use "out of the box," while also designed to be highly modular so that more adventurous users can easily plug-in custom genetic operators and other sub-components. WHAT ARE GENETIC ALGORITHMS? Genetic algorithms (GAs) are evolutionary algorithms that use the principle of natural selection to evolve a set of solutions toward an optimum solution. GAs are not only very powerful, but are also very easy to use as most of the work can be encapsulated into a single component, requiring users only to define a fitness function that is used to determine how "good" a particular solution is relative to other solutions.

66. The Math Forum - Math Library - Newsgroups A discussion group accessible as a Webbased discussion, a mailing list, MathGroup, the email Group for Mathematica Users - Steven M. Christensen and http://mathforum.org/library/resource_types/newsgroups/

Browse and Search the Library Home Resource Types Net-Based Resources Discussions : Newsgroups Library Home Search Full Table of Contents Suggest a Link ... Library Help Selected Sites (see also All Sites in this category Tile.Net - List-Universe.com A comprehensive Internet reference site for finding discussion lists (mailing lists); Usenet newsgroups; FTP sites; computer products and vendors; and Internet and Web design companies. Search mailing lists by keyword (algebra, calculus, etc.) to find information, including how to subscribe. more>> All Sites - 54 items found, showing 1 to 50 AAMT: Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers A federation of affiliated associations representing all States and Territories within the Commonwealth of Australia, AAMT acts as a national network and council of mathematics educators. AAMT provides serial publications and a regular newsletter, resources ...more>> alt.algebra.help A newsgroup for asking and answering to algebra questions. ...more>> alt.algebra.help - Math Forum An unmoderated newsgroup focused on algebra. Read and search archived messages; and register to post to the discussions. ...more>> alt.math.recreational - Math Forum

67. [UAI] WORKSHOP ON BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GENETIC AND To gascheduling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, gannlist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, 4) Paper focuses on ideas for discussion and interaction rather than new research results. http://www.cleverset.com/advanced_r_and_d/archive/2005/msg00042.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index [UAI] WORKSHOP ON BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GENETIC AND EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTING (BioGEC) To Subject : [UAI] WORKSHOP ON BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GENETIC AND EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTING (BioGEC) From Date : 21 Jan 2005 14:31:04 EST Delivery-date : Sat, 22 Jan 2005 09:42:32 -0800 WORKSHOP ON BIOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS OF GENETIC AND EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTING (BioGEC) http://www.epistasis.org/biogec2005.html http://www.epistasis.org http://chgr.mc.vanderbilt.edu http://www.epistasis.org/jason.html Adjunct Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Dartmouth College http://www.dartmouth.edu/~biology/ Affiliate Associate Professor of Computer Science University of New Hampshire http://www.cs.unh.edu/ Director, Computational Genetics Laboratory http://www.epistasis.org Director, Bioinformatics Shared Resource http://hydra.dartmouth.edu/ https://secure.engr.oregonstate.edu/mailman/listinfo/uai Prev by sort-type: [UAI] Acivs 2005 - call for papers Next by sort-type: [UAI] IEEE/WIC/ACM Web Intelligence 2005: CFP Previous by Thread: [UAI] Acivs 2005 - call for papers Next by Thread: [UAI] IEEE/WIC/ACM Web Intelligence 2005: CFP Index(es): Main Thread UAI Mailing List archive hosted by CleverSet Inc.

68. Canine Diversity Homepage Both lead to the indiscriminate loss of genetic diversity and increase the frequency the email address you will using to post to the list, and a brief http://www.canine-genetics.com/Default.htm

The Canidae Genetics Tests Health ... Linking Policy T he Canine Diversity Project is an attempt to acquaint breeders of domesticated Canidae (dogs) with the dangers of inbreeding and the overuse of popular sires . Both lead to the indiscriminate loss of genetic diversity and increase the frequency of genetic problems in the population. These abuses have not been restricted to dogs, but have also occurred in horses, cattle and many other domestic animals, largely as a consequence of outdated beliefs dating back to the early days of genetics. Even their wild cousins have been the unfortunate victims of genetic malpractice by zoos. Fortunately, zoo biologists have recognized the dangers to these and many other species, and Species Survival Plans have been developed for many. Though, as a species, Canis familiaris is not endangered, a number of breeds are in as much danger of extinction as some of their wild cousins . If different varieties of wolves are worthy of preservation, are not the different breeds of domestic dogs equally worthy? Starting with wolves, and perhaps other related canids, man shaped the dog to his own ends. For several thousand years they have been our companions, helpers and guardians. A dog, treated with a little kindness, will be your friend for life. How do we reward them? By condemning many to a life of pain or an early death due to various

69. The Breast Cancer Mailing List An open discussion list for any issue relating to breast cancer. genetic testing results are HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL and dissemination of results may affect http://www.bclist.org/administrivia.htm

List Owner's Message This list owner's message is written and periodically updated by Jon Church, the List owner, to provide information on the Breast-Cancer List. Major topics are: Mandate and Purpose Caution regarding BCRA test results Posting to the List How to keep from being dropped ... For more information BREAST-CANCER Listserv 1) Mandate and Purpose An open discussion list for any issue relating to breast cancer. This is an unmoderated list open to researchers, physicians, patients, family, and friends of patients, for the discussion of any issue relating to breast cancer. While some of the list will be devoted to discussions of medical advances, as well as possible therapeutic treatments, both mainstream and alternative, the list should also have a less rigorous side to it. The list does not recommend particular therapies, but seeks to increase the information available on options and choices. It will also be a forum for breast cancer patients and their loved ones to vent frustrations and offer alternative strategies in dealing with the patriarchical medical-industrial complex, and to offer help and insights into the psychosocial management of the disease.

70. Genetic Computer Resources Voice(913) 5886043 Fax(913) 588-4060 E-mail dcollins@kumc.edu Web site pageID=10000552; listsERV / Mailing lists. 1. genetic Counseling listsERV http://www.kumc.edu/gec/prof/genecomp.html

Clinical Genetics Computer Resources Created October 1995, last revised October 19, 2004 Debra Collins, M.S., CGC , Genetic Counselor, Genetics Education Center, University of Kansas Medical Center, 3901 Rainbow Boulevard, Kansas City, KS 66160-7318 dcollins@kumc.edu Diagnostic Programs Pedigree Drawing Teratogens ... Genetic Conditions I. Genetics Information for Professionals A. Clinical Genetics Information www.kumc.edu/gec/geneinfo.html B. National Society of Genetic Counselors www.nsgc.org C. American Society of Human Genetics www.ashg.org D. Genetic / Rare Conditions Support Groups www.kumc.edu/gec/support/ II. Diagnostic and Information Services, Software, Programs A. Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) - human genes and genetic disorders authored and edited by Dr. Victor A. McKusick and colleagues, Johns Hopkins University. Entries include general description, phenotype, clinical features, biochemistry, and genotype, mode of inheritance, diagnosis, management, molecular genetics, references, clinical synopsis, pictures, and date edited. www3.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Omim/

71. Psci-com: A Gateway To The Public Understanding Of Science Bigchat is an e-mail discussion list which has been developed by the British Interactive An archive of responses to three scenarios, genetic Testing, http://psci-com.ac.uk/browse/detail/d44b267959cebf53497d3c82ec4980b2.html

text only Electronic discussion groups [ back to keyword index Big-chat Big-chat is an e-mail discussion list which has been developed by the British Interactive Group (BIG), a forum for people involved in interactive education projects in the UK. Chat provides an active line of communication and an interactive network. The list is intended for BIG members to exchange examples of good practice and air their views. The list can also be used for publishing events, for news items and circulation of job adverts. The web site gives access to an archive of edited topics, and usage guidelines. Exhibitions Electronic discussion groups Chemical Heritage Foundation The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) was founded jointly by the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. The aim of the Foundation is to promote the advancement of the "heritage and public understanding of the chemical and molecular sciences". The Foundation has an extensive historical research library and a research centre. It also provides educational support services to teachers, has a large publishing programme and designs touring exhibitions aimed at bringing achievements in the chemical sciences into the public domain. The web site provides information on all of these services as well as allowing access to the library's catalogue. It also has a useful list of links to related historical and chemical web sites and a link to the Chem-Hist mailing list. Traveling exhibitions Science - History Electronic discussion groups Chemistry ... Ethex The Exploratorium Museum's Ethical Scenarios Forum is an Internet listserver designed to complement the Exploratorium exhibition, Diving Into the Genepool, also described in this database. With the cooperation of the International Bioethics Institution, Exploratorium staff, visitors, and ordinary members of the public discuss topics around the ethical, legal, and social implications of the Human Genome Project and other genetic topics. An archive of responses to three scenarios, Genetic Testing, Future Foods, Impropriety and Genetics Testing exists from 1995 and members of the public are encouraged to add their own voice to the debates. The site offers an internal search engine where users can search the message archive.

72. Neural Network News CogPsy mailing list Intended for discussion of issues and the dissemination NEL the Neuron Emulation List Subscription email nelrequest@ucsd.edu or http://www.ncrg.aston.ac.uk/NN/news.html

Neural network news Mailing Lists The Alife Digest Available by subscribing to alife-request@cognet.ucla.edu , and submissions are made to alife@cognet.ucla.edu Software and tech reports are available by FTP . Back issues of the digest are available by FTP from the UCLA Artificial Life Depository . Also Alife Digest Project , though this site doesn't seem to work at the moment. AUDITORY A mailing list for the discussion of organizational aspects of auditory perception. COGNEURO (Cognitive Neuroscience Mailing List) For information send e-mail to cogneuro-request@ptolemy.arc.nasa.gov with "cogneuro: send info" in the subject line. CogPsy mailing list Intended for discussion of issues and the dissemination of information important to researchers in all fields of cognitive science, especially connectionist cognitive psychology. Subscriptions to cogpsy-request@neuro.psy.soton.ac.uk (Subject: field contains the word "subscribe"). comp-neuro Computational neuroscience mailing list.

73. AWID - Young Women And Leadership Discussion List Summary The YWL discussion (June 2005) Boy or a Girl Should You Choose? AWID s Young Women and Leadership email List - June 2005 http://www.awid.org/go.php?list=ywl&prefix=msg&item=00020

74. Genetic Disease E-Mail Discussion List By Requesting Membership in the Gaucher Disease EMail discussion Group, for harassment, commercial use of the list, bogus medical claims, content that http://pages.cthome.net/rosenfield/subscription.htm

The Gaucher Disease E-Mail Discussion Group By Requesting Membership in the Gaucher Disease E-Mail Discussion Group, the Subscriber Affirms Complete Understanding and Acceptance of these Conditions The Gaucher Disease E-Mail Discussion Group is not a legal entity, and is not owned by any specific person or organization. Enrollment and participation by the members is voluntary, similar to a social gathering where people may choose to join in the discussion or leave at any time, depending upon personal preferences. Membership by any subscriber means complete understanding and acceptance of these terms and conditions. Subscribers may be removed from membership, or may have restrictions placed on their subscriptions, for harassment, commercial use of the list, bogus medical claims, content that is offensive or threatening, religious proselytizing, or any other action which is not conducive to discussion within an international, multicultural environment. Members understand that anything sent over the internet may be intercepted by unintended recipients. There is the possibility that any information posted for distribution to the discussion group will be forwarded elsewhere without the author's knowledge or consent. Information posted to this discussion group is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace or give any medical advice or treatments. Any decisions pertaining to a specific person's health should be reviewed with the appropriate healthcare professional.

75. Genetic Disease E-Mail Discussion Group EMail discussion Group This discussion group is a means of networking and communication for individuals concerned with the genetically-transmitted http://pages.cthome.net/rosenfield/list.htm

The Gaucher Disease E-Mail Discussion Group Tay-Sachs Disease Gaucher Disease Essential Pentosuria Familial Dysautonomia Factor XI Deficiency Canavan Disease Torsion Dystonia Abetalipoproteinemia Bloom's Syndrome Niemann-Pick (A+B) Cohen's Syndrome Cystic Fibrosis Beta-Thalassemia Bronchiectasis Mucolipidosis IV Familial Mediterranean Fever Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Fanconi Anemia Breast and Ovarian Cancer This discussion group is a means of networking and communication for individuals concerned with the genetically-transmitted diseases listed to the left. These diseases can affect individuals from any of the world's cultural and ethnic groups. This button will take you to the specific instructions for joining this discussion: The Gaucher Disease E-Mail Discussion Group is independent of the National Gaucher Foundation. The views, opinions, information, or comments expressed are strictly those of any individual writer and are not the views of the National Gaucher Foundation. December 18, 2004

76. Genertic Information There is a genetic test for DM2 just available from Athena Diagnostics. Join the International Myotonic Dystrophy Organization mailing list. email http://www.myotonicdystrophy.org/Genetic Information.htm

HOME TABLE OF CONTENTS SEARCH DISCUSSION FORUMS ... CHAT ROOM International Myotonic Dystrophy Organization GENETIC INFORMATION Click here for a nice Pamplet on Genetics that is printable Requires Adobe Acrobat There are now two types of myotonic Dystrophy DM1 is known as Type 1 DM2 is know as Type 2 also known as PROMM or " Proximal Myotonic Myopathia " DM1 is caused by an expanded repeat of CTG on Chromosome 19 DM2 is caused by an expanded quadruplet repeat of CTG on Chromosome 3 Differences in DM1 and DM2 DM2 does not seem to cause the severe congenital form when the mother that has the disease has an infant. Also the apathetic personality traits with DM1 do not seem to be associated with DM2. People with DM2 will have more weakness in the trunk of the body (proximal) versus DM1 will have more weakness in the distal parts of the body like legs and arms. The incidence of DM2 is unknown. There is a genetic test for DM2 just available from Athena Diagnostics. Estimation is that the incidence is less than 2% (QUEST Feb 2002) but it may be much higher. A deficient gene causes DM This is an alteration in the myotonin protein kinase gene, specifically in the APOC2 locus located on the proximal long arm of chromosome 19.

77. Nanodot: Nanotechnology News And Discussion » Blog Archive » New Clues To The Adieu, NanoCAD list? » New clues to the genetic basis of ageing. from the becareful-when-choosing-grandparents dept. Andrew writes This item from the http://www.foresight.org/nanodot/?p=725

78. Technical Forestry Links Links to Forestry Mailing lists, Newsgroups, discussion Groups, Bulletin Boards and Chat Lines. For any queries relating to the list,email the owner http://www.foresters.org/main/techml.htm

T T T T Mailing Lists, Newsgroups, Discussion Groups, Bulletin Boards and Chat Lines If you can't find what you are looking for try METLA's Forestry Virtual Library Newsgroups Newsgroups are currently the most frequently used method of communication. The following are two forestry related news groups: alt.forestry bionet.agroforestry this one is the most active forestry newsgroup currently. Ftp Archive site or Web Site for topics discussed alt.wildland.firefighting - for more information contact Justin Bergmann e-mail For those who are using the services of AOL, there is now a Forestry Forum at keyword: Forestry If you have difficulty finding these, contact your ISP. Back to Top Online News, Newsletters and Journals Forest Information Update - a newsletter edited by Gyde Lund. For recent copies see http://foresters.org/portal/ and for back copies http://foresters.org/fiu Jerry Vanclay . If you want a copy, subscribe now by sending an e-mail Subscribe IUFRO-402 April 1998 IUFRO 4.02/4.11/4.12 newsletter SAF E-mail Alert sent monthly and provides a preview of The Forestry Source highlights and a brief summary of the Latest News stories posted on the SAF homepage. Send an

79. Nanotechnology Mailing Lists To join or leave the discussion group please send email to MEMS-REQUEST@ISI. The list is for the discussion of issues and techniques in the SPM field. http://www.lucifer.com/~sean/n-lists.html

Nanotechnology Mailing Lists Table of Contents Cryonics Extropians MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems) MicroWorld News ... Sci.nanotech Cryonics http://www.cryonet.org/~kqb/cryonet.html To subscribe, email: majordomo@cryonet.org (put "info cryonet" in message body) Contact (for a non-automated response): kqb@cryonet.org (Kevin Q. Brown) Purpose: Cryonics is an experimental procedure whereby patients who can no longer be kept alive with today's medical abilities are preserved at low temperatures for treatment in the future. The cryonics mailing list (CryoNet) is a forum for topics related to cryonics, which include technical reports of cryopreservations, low temperature biology, mechanisms of freezing injury and progress in avoiding it, legal status of cryonics and cryopreserved people, new research and publications, conferences, mass media coverage of cryonics, local cryonics group meetings, and even the philosophical issues that cryonics raises. USENET has a sci.cryonics news group intended strictly for the scientific/technical aspects of cryonics and some cross-posting is done between sci.cryonics and the cryonics mailing list. The mailing list also includes internal cryonics organization related messages, though, which generally do not go to sci.cryonics. Extropians http://www.lucifer.com/cgi-bin/exi-lists

80. Links To The Genetic World: 3 Blazing a genetic Trail illustrated booklet on hunting for disease genes. and parallel email lists - used by biological scientists worldwide. http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/links3.shtml

Human Genome Project Information Genomics:GTL Microbial Genome Program home ... skip navigation Links to the Genetic World Subject Index Send the url of this page to a friend News What's New Meetings Calendar Media Guide Basic Information FAQs Glossary Acronyms Links ... Publications About the Project What is it? Goals Progress History ... Genetics 101 the New Genetics Home Gene Testing Gene Therapy Pharmacogenomics ... Genetic Counseling Ethical, Legal, Social Issues Home Privacy Legislation Gene Testing Patenting ... Genetics in Courtroom Education Teachers Careers Students Webcasts Audio/Video ... Genética Websites en Español Research Home Sequencing Instrumentation Mapping ... Funding Publications Human Genome News Chromosome Poster Primer Molecular Genetics To Know Ourselves ... List of All Publications Search This Site Contact Us Privacy Statement Site Stats and Credits No endorsement is made or implied by inclusion here. QuickLinks: This Page: Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues Legal and Patenting Forensics Education ... Structural Biology Page 1: Human Genome Project Progress In Genome Projects Genetics and Life Sciences Protein Research ... Research Sites Page 2: Research Databases Resources Tools Software ... Bioremediation Page 4: Bioinformatics Biocomputing Computational Biology Comparative Genomics ... Funding Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues

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