🚀 go-pugleaf

Anonymous FTP:

The University of Houston Genbank-server has expanded, with files from
the EMBL File server and other sources.  By the end of the week, anonymous
FTP will be available for the PIR *data* files (protein.dat and new.dat),
and all of the molecular biology software.

When the anonymous FTP is up and stable, a short announcement will be
posted here with more details in the bio-software group.

Updated indices of the Mac, Dos, Vms, and Unix directories have been posted
to bio-software this afternoon.



THE SERVER:


To get started with the UH Genbank(*)-server, send the subject line
	Subject: help
to

	genbank-server@uhnix2.uh.edu

from the internet, and
	
	genbank-server%uhnix2.uh.edu@CUNYVM

from the BITNET, and
	
	...uhnix2!genbank-server  or
	genbank-server@uhnix2.UUCP

from the Usenet.
Comments and questions should be sent to davison@uh.edu or DAVISON@UHOU.



IMPORTANT NOTE:
	The software will ignore your request if it does not contain a
	Subject: line.  


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

I would like to thank the Vice President for Information Technology at 
the University of Houston, Dr. Ira Weiss, the University Computing Center,
the Institute for Molecular Biology, and Mr. Alan Pfeiffer-Traum for 
their support of the Genbank-server.  The server is also made possible by
a collaboration with Rainer Fuchs of the EMBL Data Library and Rob
Harper of EUROSOFT, and all those authors that have freely contributed 
software to the molecular biology community.



dan davison

(*) The UH Genbank-server is not funded by NIH or its contractor or subcon-
tractors on the GenBank contract.