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SEQNET Bulletin RELAY ONLY: reply to SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO
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Date: Sun, 29 May 1988 11:21
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From:    David Kristofferson <Kristofferson@arpa.bionet-20> 28-MAY-1988 08:29
To:    SEQNET
Subj:    BIOSCI - A NEW INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN BOARD NETWORK!


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From: David Kristofferson <Kristofferson@arpa.bionet-20>
Subject: BIOSCI - A NEW INTERNATIONAL BULLETIN BOARD NETWORK!
To: BIONET-NEWS@arpa.bionet-20,
    BIOTECH <BIOTECH%umdc%edu.stanford.forsythe%arpa.bionet-20@uk.ac.ucl.cs.nss>
    SEQNET@arpa.bionet-20
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The following announcement is being posted at the BIONET National
Computer Resource for Molecular Biology in California, the University
of Maryland BIOTECH bboard service, the University of Uppsala in
Sweden, and on the SEQNET service in Cambridge, England.  From these
initial sites it will be distributed to other institutions around the
world.
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      The International BIOSCI Electronic Bulletin Board Network
      __________________________________________________________

A  new  international  molecular  biology  electronic  bulletin  board
("bboard") network is being established.  The name of this new  bboard
network will be  BIOSCI, and  its goal  is to  allow researchers  easy
access to  scientific  bulletin  boards at  local  or  regional  sites
("nodes") on  an accessible  network.  These  nodes will  establish  a
routing system which will automatically forward local bboard  messages
to the corresponding bboard at all other nodes.  Scientists will  thus
be able to communicate directly with their colleagues around the world
without specializing in network esoterica.  They will also be able  to
participate in only the special interest groups (see the initial  list
below) that they desire to see.

Messages to  the bboards  are posted  without editorial  intervention.
This policy will be maintained until traffic reaches a level at  which
editorial moderation needs to be established.

As the first  step in  implementing this scheme,  the bulletin  boards
maintained presently  by the  BIONET  National Computer  Resource  for
Molecular Biology  in the  U.S.A.   will be  expanded to  include  the
participation of other sites.  BIONET's first collaborator in this new
venture is  the Biomedical  Center  at the  University of  Uppsala  in
Sweden.  In the near future BIOTECH at the University of Maryland  and
SEQNET in the U.K. will also  join.  From now until July BIOTECH  will
receive messages  from  each of  the  bboards listed  below  and  will
archive them  under the  respective categories  in their  list  server
which is accessible  to both  BITNET and Internet  users.  After  that
time BIOTECH will have software in  place to both receive and  forward
separate bboards to other sites.  SEQNET in England is also  acquiring
new hardware  for  bboard  distribution, and  the  European  Molecular
Biology Laboratory and the University of Joensuu in Finland have  also
expressed an interest  in participating.  Other  sites are invited  to
participate if they  possess the necessary  hardware and software  for
multiple       bboard        distribution       (please        contact
kristofferson@bionet-20.arpa or mats@bmc.BMC1.UU.SE).

The current list of bboards follows but other topics will be added  as
demand requires.  Users can post messages  to any of the boards  below
by mailing  to  the  appropriate  address  at  either  BIONET  or  the
University of  Uppsala (whichever  is more  convenient).  Each  bboard
address consists of the  bboard name from the  list below followed  by
the host name of  the University of Uppsala  or BIONET computer.   For
example, the PLANT-MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY bboard can be accessed by mailing
to       either       plant-molecular-biology@bmc1.BMC.UU.SE        or
plant-molecular-biology@bionet-20.arpa.  EARN  users can  mail to  the
abbreviated address (<= 8 characters / bboard name) at the  University
of Uppsala.


BBOARD NAME                  TOPIC
-----------                  -----
BIONET-NEWS                  General BIONET announcements
BIO-MATRIX             Applications of computers to biological databases
CONTRIBUTED-SOFTWARE         Information on public-domain mol. biol. programs
EMBL-DATABANK             Messages to and from the EMBL database staff
EMPLOYMENT                   Job opportunities in the biological sciences
GENBANK-BB                   Messages to and from the GenBank database staff
GENE-EXPRESSION              Scientific Interest Group
GENOMIC-ORGANIZATION         Scientific Interest Group
METHODS-AND-REAGENTS         Requests for information and lab reagents
MOLECULAR-EVOLUTION          Scientific Interest Group
ONCOGENES                    Scientific Interest Group
PC-COMMUNICATIONS            Information on PC communications software
PC-SOFTWARE                  Information on PC-software for scientists
PIR                 Messages to and from the PIR database staff
PLANT-MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY      Scientific Interest Group
PROTEIN-ANALYSIS             Scientific Interest Group
RESEARCH-NEWS                Research news of interest to the community
SCIENCE-RESOURCES         Information about funding agencies, etc.
YEAST-GENETICS               Scientific Interest Group

  Sample BBoard posting address format: molecular-evolution@bionet-20.arpa
                    molecular-evolution@bmc1.bmc.uu.se
                (EARN)    mol-evol@semax51


The BITNET/EARN abbreviations follow:

BBOARD NAME                  BITNET/EARN Name
-----------                  -----
BIONET-NEWS                  BIONETBB
BIO-MATRIX                   BIOMATRX
CONTRIBUTED-SOFTWARE         SOFT-CON
EMBL-DATABANK                EMBL-DB
EMPLOYMENT                   BIOJOBS
GENBANK-BB                   GENBANKB
GENE-EXPRESSION              GENE-EXP
GENOMIC-ORGANIZATION         GENE-ORG
METHODS-AND-REAGENTS         METHODS
MOLECULAR-EVOLUTION          MOL-EVOL
ONCOGENES                    ONCOGENE
PC-COMMUNICATIONS            SOFT-COM
PC-SOFTWARE                  SOFT-PC
PIR                          PIR-BB
PLANT-MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY      PLANT
PROTEIN-ANALYSIS             PROTEINS
RESEARCH-NEWS                RESEARCH
SCIENCE-RESOURCES            SCI-RES
YEAST-GENETICS               YEAST

Both the Biomedical  Center at  University of Uppsala  and BIONET  now
handle requests for  additions and deletions  from the BIOSCI  mailing
lists.   Send  requests  (or  other  administrative  matters)  to  the
appropriate BIOSCI address below.

The Americas
------------
biosci@bionet-20.arpa

Europe
------
Internet address:       biosci@bmc1.BMC.UU.SE   (preferred)
Bitnet address:         biosci@semax51

Elsewhere
---------
whichever address above is more accessible.

Eventually  the  University  of  Uppsala  will  handle  redistribution
primarily in Scandinavia, but will temporarily handle distribution  to
other European sites as well until other regional redistribution sites
are established.  In the United States BIONET and BIOTECH will soon be
sharing this responsibility and additional sites may be added.

BIOSCI represents a  new advance in  communications in the  biological
sciences.  We believe that the community will find this endeavor to be
both rewarding and exciting!

Sincerely,

Mats Sundvall            David Kristofferson, Ph.D.
mats@bmc.BMC1.UU.SE        Manager, BIONET Resource
                kristofferson@bionet-20.arpa

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Technical note to European EARN users:

If you are on BITNET you can route RFC822 mail to the .SE
domain as described below          ------

Domain:     .SE
Name:       SUNET, Swedish University NETwork
Gateway:    MAILER@SEKTH
Gatemaster: POSTMAST@SEKTH

Please use this  gateway or  other Internet  routes if  you can  until
other EARN nodes are added to the BIOSCI network.

In the U.S. and Canada most BITNET sites can route mail by  addressing
directly to @bionet-20.arpa addresses.   Either the full bboard  names
or    the    BITNET     abbreviations    may     be    used,     e.g.,
bionet-news@bionet-20.arpa or bionetbb@bionet-20.arpa
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From:    MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.PHX 29-MAY-1988 11:47
To:    SEQNET
Subj:


Date: Sun, 29 May 88 11:42:25 BST
From: MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
To:   seqnet@UK.AC.CAM.BIO
Message-ID: <9E965C7C98746440@UK.AC.CAM.PHX>

(Message number 15)
Accepted:  11:24:16 29 May 88
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To: mjb1@UK.AC.CAMBRIDGE.PHOENIX
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