BEST OF THE WEB V.1
For the dairy technologist
A customized website according to your needs gener5al nutrition information for consumers; latest science and research development for health professionals; Q&A, factsheets and sources for media.
www.dairy-sustainability-initiative.org
Find out about the dairy sector’s commitment to reducing the green house emissions in the Global Dairy Agenda for action; share your success story in the Green Paper.
Share, search or compare recent information on dairy labs across the world.
For the ecologist
The Data Portal of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) was created to make the world’s biodiversity data globally accessible. Visitors can explore by species, by countries or by datasets.
For the naturalist
This site is a great way to explore the organisms of the world through the observations and experiences of fellow naturalists.
For the scientist
To acquire an intuition for appropriate journals to which to submit scientific manuscripts. The “jane” will search Medline for the best corresponding journals.
www.twitter.com/TheScientistLLC
Get your daily dose of science from “The Scientist” on Twitter. “The Scientist” tweets engaging stories,trivia, and upcoming events in the life science community.
The University of California Museum of Paleontology has created this website with eight topics within its “Understanding Science 101”.
For the chemist
The Chemsynthesis Chemical Database provides a one-stop on line browsing destination for people interested in the synthesis and chemical properties.
Chem Virtual textbook includes tezt, illustrations / diagrams for the student.
For the genetist
A data base developed by a lab at the Cornell University concerning protein families, protein structures, domains, pathways, proteins, interactions, nucleic acids, Unigene cluster.
A complete genomic information for a large number of high-interest organisms and eukaryotic genomics sequencing projects. This site has compiled data from 2.459 projects covering 1.o86 species.
Allosteric Database at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The database contains about 8.000 modular entries and can be browsed by modulator, target, or index.
DROsophila Interaction Database for genes and protein interactions (protein-protein, transcription factor-gene, miRNA-gene, and gene-gene interactions.
For the laboratory manager
This site offers great organizational tools to bench scientists, including a calendar of which top lan experiments.
For the biologist
Computational models for biologists. The BioModel Database contains a collection of annotated , published models. There are currently 409 curated models and 420 non-curated models.
