HDCN Selected Basic Science Sites
(Revised 3/04/97)
APStracts.
This site is from the American Physiological Society. It is a
searchable
compilation of all of the abstracts that will be published in
one of the APS journals in the next 4 months. Go to
http://www.uth.tmc.edu:-
80/apstracts/.
Journal of Biological
Chemistry (on-line version) From the American Society for
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Most usable feature is asearchable
index of all recent articles. Also Tables of Contents of upcoming
issues. Go to
http://www-jbc.stanford.edu/jbc/.
Journal of Clinical Investigation Includes tables of contents
and abstracts; full articles are promised. At the Rockefeller press site
you can also find the
Journal of General Physiology and Journal of Cell Biology
Journal of Immunology
Including the Cutting Edge electronic rapid communications
journal, at
http://journals.at-home.com/JI/.
Also, the American Association of Immunologists Home Page has
a number of valuable links, including sources for Molecular Biology
tools, a link to the NIH CRISP database (read your competitor's grants),
etc. The address is
http://glamdring.ucsd.edu/others/aai.
SCIENCE
Tables of contents, News and Views, and a
searchable author index with selected summaries and abstracts are
offered.
NATURE
Tables of contents, News and Views, and a
searchable author index with selected summaries and abstracts are
offered. Registration required. Site is available via both
a United States
and
a European server.
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION's
"Journals at Home" page
This new site offers tables of contents
and abstracts of current issues of the following AHA journals:
(Click on the main site
for the current issue of each of these journals, or click on each
individual journal title for an index by volume and number) "Hypertension","Stroke", "Circulation",
"Circulation
Research", and "Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology".
Other Electronic Basic Science
Journals.
See the
short list on HDCN's
home page. For
more detailed lists, look at the listing at http://www.edoc.com/ejournal/academic.html or simply try http://www.edoc.com/ejournal/ for a list of all sorts of
interesting electronic journals, from University newsletters, to various
newspapers in countries all over the world. Another excellent list of
medical
electronic journals and newsletters is at Emory University's Medweb site.
NEJM Full Text Articles on Molecular Medicine.
A collection of 27 selected articles and several letters pertaining
to molecular medicine published in the New England Journal of
Medicine since January of 1994. The full text of each article,
complete with figures and tables, is included. Together these papers form
a wonderful internet resource equivalent to an up to date textbook on
molecular medicine for the practicing physician.
Selected
Basic Science Nephrology Sites
Kidney Development Database. Maintained by Dr. Jamie
Davis, this site lists references pertaining to research on the
metanephros, mesonephros and pronephros. Data are presented in table
form by topic area. Also listed are animal mutants useful in the field,
a master index of genes, and e-mail addresses of researchers in kidney
development.
Search the NIH Research Grant Database
This is done by
connecting to the NIH
CRISP gopher. You simply put in a key word or investigator
name, and all grants, including abstracts, that fulfill these criteria
will be retrieved.
Search the molecular biology subset of MEDLINE via ENTREZ
The
Entrez Browser is provided by the National Center for Biotechnology
Information. Searches are free of charge. In addition to MEDLINE, you
can search protein, nucleotide, and 3-D structures databases, and there
are separate search tools depending on whether or not you have a
forms-capable browser.
