Welcome to the HTTP server for the Department of Molecular Biology and Pharmacology at Washington University School of Medicine.

You are in the city with the arch.

Index listing of this page

• Faculty and Research Interests
• Students, Post-docs, Fellows and Departmental Personnel
• Personal and Laboratory Home Pages
• Setting up a home page on pharmdec
• Home Page for The Young Scientist Program
• Useful resources maintained on this server
• Links within Washington University
• Links to other biology servers
• Introductory guides to the Internet
• About Mosaic, HTML and the WWW
• Places you should visit at least once..

Faculty and Research Interests

Students, Post-docs, Fellows and Departmental Personnel

Personal and Laboratory Home Pages

The Young Scientist Program

The YSP is a program run by medical and graduate students at Washington University. It is dedicated to increasing the interest and awareness of science to local K-12 students through individual contact and exposure to current areas of scientific research.

Useful Resources Maintained On This Server

• Direct access to Wuarchive
• Unixhelp for Users brought to you by the folks at ITTI
• Guides for setting up a WWW page.
• Mark Bailey's Lists of Artistic Goodies on the Web

Links Within Washington University

• The WashU Home Page
• Washington University Library Services including everything in World Window.
• Washington University School of Medicine Library.
• Department of Biology. Go ahead, visit the McNally Lab
• The Institute for Biomedical Computing . Includes the C. elegans BLAST Database and the interactive Klotho: 'Biochemical Compounds Declarative Database'.

Links to Other Biology Servers

• A Biologist's Guide to Internet Resources
• Pedro's BioMolecular Research Tools (a good place to start if you're not sure where to find what you're looking for..)
• Johns Hopkins Bio-Informatics Home Page. Includes TBASE (The Transgenic/Targeted Mutation Database) and The Mouse Locus Catalog (MLC), among other delights..
• Jackson Laboratory Home Page
• NIH GenoBase. This site has search engines for EMBL, SWISSPROT, Enzyme Database and BLAST (n, x, p and tblastn). You will need a browser that supports form to run these searches. If your browser does not support forms you can run blastn, blastp, blastx, and tblastn searches through the 'formless' gateways.
• NIH Gopher with links to Molecular Biology Databases such as GenBank, PIR and SWISSPROT. If your browser supports forms you can run searches directly through the WWW.
• Neurosciences Resource Guide at the University of Michigan.
• ATCC Electronic Catalogs
• Chemistry Servers on the WWW
• Harvard Biological Laboratories

Err..What's the Internet?

• New and confused? Merit Network provides a number of manuals under the heading: Introducing the Internet. This directory listing contains a number of useful files. The document What is the Internet? should answer many questions posed by the new user.

About Mosaic, HTML and the WWW

• The know-all, tell-all guide to the WWW, Thomas Boutell's World Wide Web FAQ
• NCSA Mosaic Home Page
• The World Wide Web Initiative. All about the WWW, from the the place where it all began, CERN
• Home page for Netscape. Includes information about their WWW browsers, special perks for HTML, and a cache of hot sites on the WWW.
• All you ever wanted to know about HTML Hypertext Markup Language. Learn how to write documents like this one. The page contains links to two manuals on Writing HTML
• GNN Home Page (The Global Network Navigator) A good place to start if you're looking for anything particular on the web.
• Yahoo's Guide to the Internet
• WebCrawler, and Lycos, two comprehensive search engines for the WWW.

Links to places you should visit at least once

• Le WebMuseum
• Thailand (NECTEC)
• Read some on-line prose in Verbiage Magazine
• The Smithsonian Institute
• Australia (National Botanical Gardens)
• The Human Languages Page
• The fish of Iceland
• OTIS! (Operative Term Is Stimulate) Get your transvision ggogglles ready..