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With a little rooting around, there are lots of Biological and structural
data bases, gophers, etc to be found.

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A few useful gopher sites are:


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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Gopher
gopher://gopher.nih.gov/11/molbio Sat Nov 27 10:06:51 1993

Molecular Biology Databases
gopher://gopher.nih.gov/11/res Sat Nov 27 10:07:10 1993

Grants and Research Information 
gopher://merlot.welch.jhu.edu/11/biol-search Sat Nov 27 10:07:29 1993

Searching For Biologists (via Welchlab/Johns Hopkins)
gopher://marvel.loc.gov/1 Sat Nov 27 10:09:22 1993

Library of Congress (LC MARVEL)
gopher://merlot.welch.jhu.edu/11/Database-Searches Sat Nov 27 10:11:10 1993

Searches of many MolBio Databases (via Welchlab/Johns Hopkins)
gopher://acsinfo.acs.org/1 Sat Nov 27 10:12:10 1993

American Chemical Society
gopher://stis.nsf.gov/1 Sat Nov 27 10:15:23 1993

National Science Foundation (NSF) Gopher (STIS)
gopher://vixen.cso.uiuc.edu/11/UI/DInfo/chemsch/nmr Sat Feb 12 16:39:25 1994

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
gopher://gopher.nmrfam.wisc.edu/1 Thu Mar 17 18:20:13 1994

National Magnetic Resonance Facility at Madison (NMRFAM)
gopher://micro.ifas.ufl.edu/11/NMR_Information_Server Fri Mar 18 12:10:47 1994
NMR Information Server

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Also, you can get the Biologist's guide to Internet Resources from

	anonymous ftp to rtfm.mit.edu
		pub/usenet/news.answers/biology/guide


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A real gem is the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI),
offering on-line Entrez (including Medline, most data bases, etc), and the
Blast and Retreive e-mail servers.

Try info@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov or net-info@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Also  anonymous ftp to 130.14.25.1 for Entrez

There is also a free News letter from ncbi.

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I hope that helps a bit, even if it only the tip of the electronic iceberg
for information junkies.


Lawrence McIntosh
University of British Columbia





On 14 Apr 1994, Angeline Kantola wrote:

> In article <1994Apr12.093021.8263@uts.uni-c.dk>,
> Mogens Kjaer <carlmk@unidhp.uni-c.dk> wrote:
> >This newsgroup popped up im my newsreader a few days ago, but noone have
> >posted anything so far - is there something wrong, or are there nobody
> >out there working with structural NMR?
> 
> Sure there are!
> 
> OK, I've got something to ask. I'm a graduate student in Biochemistry, 
> studying protein structure via (surprise) NMR. Recently I found out about 
> and poked around in the NMRFAM gopher site out of the University of 
> Wisconsin; a variety of NMR-related programs are accessible through this 
> site. (Maybe someone who's affiliated with the NMR center at the other UW 
> could fill us in a little more about NRMFAM?) Aside from the PDB site 
> itself, are there other gopher or ftp sites related to protein structure 
> or strucutural NMR? 
> 
> --Angie