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• W4237718447 abstract "BioTechniquesVol. 39, No. 5 WebWatchOpen AccessWebWatchKevin AhernKevin AhernSearch for more papers by this authorPublished Online:30 May 2018https://doi.org/10.2144/05395WW01AboutSectionsPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail Seq and FindWant more out of your BLAST searches? Well, of course you do! In the latest wrinkle on online sequence analysis, Sequerome ups the ante for thousands of online BLAST sites on the web by offering more than just simple retrieval of homologs to entered query sequences. How about restriction enzyme maps or ORF identification for DNAs or secondary structure predictions for protein sequences? CpG islands anyone? Like a free online version of commercial DNA/protein sequence analysis packages, Sequerome is sure to be popular with everyone doing sequence analysis on a tight budget.sequerome.georgetown.edu/blast/index.jspBacteriacastingLive from New York (Ithaca, NY, to be specific), it's Microbeworld, produced cooperatively by Finger Lakes Productions and the American Society for Microbiology. Organized around a set of daily RealPlayer-formatted au-diocasts about microbes, Microbeworld is one of the most unusual sources of information about bacteria to be found on the web. Daily reports on Microbeworld span a wide gamut of interests, from rabies immunization of raccoons for slowing the spread of the disease to how Streptococcus bacteria dissolve human blood clots and facilitate their spread in the body. Spots are typically about 90 seconds long, providing a bacterial “thought for the day” that is long enough to inform, but short enough to keep even the MTV generation from getting bored.www.microbeworld.org/home.htmDriving Bugs NutsImagine you're a lonely Dipteran looking for a hot date on a summer night. Wouldn't it be great to find the perfect “cologne” to attract the mate of your dreams? More likely, you're a scientist looking to learn more about insect attractants. No matter how you look at insects, you're likely to be delighted with the discoveries to be had at Pherobase, an online database of pheromones and semiochemicals (chemicals affecting insect behavior) for over 7000 species. Users will love the site's easy access. Browse data according to many fields of interest—by taxonomic classification, by compound name, by synthesis, by mechanism of action, or even by reference—and then swim in the sea of results that are retrieved.www.pherobase.comStem Cell 101Is there a high-tech topic in the news that has generated more interest, curiosity, and controversy than stem cells? Probably not, so the time is ripe for a site to educate the curious and help the cognoscenti to navigate important data. Meeting the needs of this diverse group is the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Stem Cell Information Page that employs a four-part organizational scheme. Scientists can find what they're after in Research Topics. Federal Policy can be viewed in the section of the same name. News/Announcements (recent headlines) and Info Center (general information on the topic) round out the offerings. Serving very diverse audiences is a significant challenge, but NIH's Stem Cell Information Page is the rare effort that succeeds where many fail.stemcells.nih.gov/index.aspBeneath the WavesPeer deep into a drop of seawater. It's full of bacteria, as you might imagine, but you'll probably be surprised to learn that most of the life forms therein aren't readily propagated in the laboratory, and in many cases, it's not really clear why. Considering that over 70% of the earth's surface is covered by seawater, that's a LOT of earthly life that we hardly know anything about. How to study? Enter the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, which seeks to “improve the quality of life for future generations” by funding initiatives to increase our knowledge of species in marine habitats. Amazingly enough, some of the efforts use genomic DNA sequencing as a means to characterize an organism before anything else about it is known. How's that for technology turning biology on its ear?www.moore.org/microgenome/worldmap.aspFiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Vol. 39, No. 5 STAY CONNECTED Metrics History Published online 30 May 2018 Published in print November 2005 Information© 2005 Author(s)PDF download" @default.
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