BIOL/CMSI/HNRS 398 Biological Databases Fall 2008
- Note
- This page is maintained as an archival record of the course shown above, and as such, some links on this page may no longer be valid nor accessible. They are kept here as a record of the resources that were available at the time of the course offering.
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- Announcements
- 20081028: Regularly scheduled office hours will be truncated on Tuesday 1028 due to a meeting from 3-5pm. I will still be in the vicinity of my office and can entertain quick questions at that time, but more extended discussions will have to wait.
20081101: Due to yet another meeting, regularly scheduled office hours will not take place on Tuesday 1104. Instead, these office hours will take place on Monday 1103 from 2-5pm.
20081113: For the last time this semester (I hope), regularly scheduled office hours will not take place on Tuesday 1118 due to a meeting from 3-6pm. Instead, these office hours will take place on Monday 1117 from 3-6pm.
Related External Links
These links take you to Web sites beyond this server.
Biological Dictionaries Online
Journals in Bioinformatics and Related Areas
- High-impact, general journals that publish the occasional paper
- Specialty journals
- Industry news: Genome Technology
Software and Programming Resources
- BLAST: Basic Local Alignment Search Tool
- The GenMAPP home page
- Open Bioinformatics Foundation
- Pick a language or technology: BioPerl, BioJava, BioPython, BioRuby, BioPipe, BioSQL/OBDA, BioMOBY, BioDAS, BioLisp
- The SourceForge home page
- The PostgreSQL home page: an industrial-strength, open source database management system
- Hibernate home page
- Xdoclet home page
- XML resources:
- The LaTeX home page
- The MikTeX home page: a highly popular LaTeX implementation
- The Perl Documentation Web site
- Perl Monks: Ask for Perl advice here, and ye shall receive
Useful and Amusing, by Jeff Shrager