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Principles of Computation Cell Biology: From Protein Complexes to Cellular Networks by Helms, 2008-01-01
Methods in Cell Biology. Volume 23: Basic Mechanisms of Cellular Secretion by Arthur R., & Constance Oliver, eds. Hand, 1981
Molecular and Cellular Biology of Multidrug Resistance in Tumor Cells by Igor B. Roninson, 1991
Mak Cellular and Molecular Biology of Hemopoieti C Stem Cell Differentiation by TW MAK, 1982-09-29
Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, 2007-11-20
Molecular and Cell Biology For Dummies by Rene Fester Kratz PhD, 2009-06-02
Essential Cell Biology by Bruce Alberts, Dennis Bray, et all 2009-03-27
Cell and Molecular Biology: Concepts and Experiments by Gerald Karp, 2007-02-01
Schaum's Easy Outline Molecular and Cell Biology by William Stansfield, Raul Cano, et all 2003-02-21
Molecular Biology of the Cell, Fifth Edition: The Problems Book by John Wilson, Tim Hunt, 2007-11-28
Molecular Biology of the Cell, Fourth Edition by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, et all 2002-03
Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology by Stephen L. Wolfe, 1995-01-10
Cell Signalling by John Hancock, 2010-03-26
Cell and Molecular Biology, Study Guide: Concepts and Experiments by Gerald Karp, 2007-03-09

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MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY
specification; cell migration and morphogenesis; axis formation; somitogenesis andstem cells. Offered AWSp. MCB 514 Molecular and cellular biology Literature
http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/mcb.html

Extractions: Studies recent advances in understanding cell-cycle control, arising from genetics and biochemical studies of fission and budding yeast., marine invertebrates, Drosophila, amphibians, and cultured cells. Addresses the biochemical processes and molecular interactions and the rate-limiting events in the cell cycle, and the coupling of those events to physiological signals. Offered: A. MCB 513 Development Journal Seminar (1, max. 12) Moens, Soriano, Swalla Examines current literature about specific topics in developmental biology. The seminar chooses current monthly topics and the group meets weekly to discuss published research papers. Topics may include: germ cell specification; cell migration and morphogenesis; axis formation; somitogenesis and stem cells. Offered: AWSp. MCB 514 Molecular and Cellular Biology Literature Review (2) Roelink
Molecular And Cellular Biology
the UW and FHCRC are researching molecular and cellular biology and are cells inthe following general areas genetics, cell biology, neurobiology, immunology
http://www.washington.edu/students/gencat/academic/Molec_Cell_Biol.html

Extractions: mcb@u.washington.edu The Molecular and Cellular Biology Program (MCB) is a leader in applying the techniques of molecular and cellular biology to advance the understanding of basic biological sciences. The goal of the doctoral program is to broadly train students to think about science in a rigorous and critical manner. Since scientific methods, equipment, and knowledge are changing rapidly, students learn to focus on important issues in an evolving research environment. This program is appropriate for students interested in future careers in research and teaching in academia as well as biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. Thirteen departments across three schools have faculty members actively pursuing research in molecular and cellular biology. The departments participating in the program include Biochemistry Bioengineering Biological Structure Botany ... Physiology and Biophysics , and Zoology At the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC), the divisions of Basic Sciences and Molecular Medicine participate in the joint Molecular and Cellular Biology graduate program. Shared FHCRC facilities are available for electron microscopy, flow cytometry, tissue culture, and image analysis. A biotechnology center for DNA and protein synthesis and sequencing, animal facilities, a biological production facility that focuses on monoclonal antibody production, extensive libraries , and a biocomputing center provide further support for the research effort.
Department Of Genetics, Development And Cell Biology
The Department of Genetics, Developmental and cellular biology (GDCB) contributesto this exciting scientific arena through basic research and teaching in
http://www.gdcb.iastate.edu/

Extractions: Understanding the genetic blueprint and the functions of cells is critical to virtually all biological endeavors, including health, agricultural and ecological sciences, and bioengineering. The Department of Genetics, Developmental and Cellular Biology (GDCB) contributes to this exciting scientific arena through basic research and teaching in subjects ranging from classical and molecular genetics to the analysis of genome organization and function, and from subcellular processes to the mechanisms of development. The Department is strongly committed to the academic mission of providing discovery-based learning in an engaging research-intensive environment. GDCB strives to contribute to a broad but integrated array of cutting-edge research topics, implementing interactive and multidisciplinary approaches that bridge conventional boundaries, and incorporating experimental and computational biology as complementary approaches. Examples include using genetics and molecular biology to investigate the cellular basis of development, or combining biochemical and computational approaches to study basic subcellular functions, signal transduction or metabolism. GDCB seeks to encompass a similarly broad spectrum of experimental systems, including yeast and other unicellular organisms, plant systems such as Arabidopsis and maize, simple metazoan model systems including
MCB An Der Universität Heidelberg
, Molecular an cellular Neurobiology. org. Prof. Dr. H. Monyer. emailmonyer@urz.uni-hd.de. web http//gk791.uni-hd.de/. , Molecular cell biology.
http://www.uni-heidelberg.de/studium/angebot/mcb-d.html

Extractions: Further information and application forms The Faculty of Bio Sciences at the University of Heidelberg offers International Graduate and Postgraduate Programmes in Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB) leading to a Master of Science (M.Sc) degree and a Dr. rer.nat. (Ph.D.) degree, respectively. The MCB Master Programme comprises three semesters : a two semester (one year) teaching programme and one semester for the Master thesis work. Successful students may then enter a doctoral programme, which usually lasts three years. Courses are taught in English by a team of internationally renowned scientists from the Faculty of Bio Sciences, the Faculty of Chemistry and Earth Sciences and the Earth Sciences, and the Medical Faculty of the University of Heidelberg, the Centre for Molecular Biology (ZMBH) and from the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), the Max Planck Institute (MPI) for Medical Research and the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL).
Educational Cell Biology CD-ROMs By BIODISC
and advancements are also used in the topics of cellular organization, biochemistry Basicconcepts of cell biology are reviewed prior to presenting more complex
http://www.biodisc.com/cell-biology.htm

Extractions: General Biology Cell Biology Genetics Anatomy ... Home CELL BIOLOGY The Cell Biology educational CD-ROMs have skillfully used microscope slide images plus video photomicrography for histological botany and zoology studies. Exploring With a Microscope Inside The Cell Microscopy Mitosis ... Human Diseases EXPLORING WITH A MICROSCOPE This comprehensive, interactive CD-ROM provides the student with the ability to perform a variety of lab simulations on the computer. Includes background information on the workings of a microscope as well as images, text, illustrations, video clips and animation to familiarize the student with basic microtechnique concepts. Students learn exciting microtechniques: Measurement, Use of a Counting Cell, Wet Mount Preparation, Permanent Whole Mount Preparation Without the Use of Hazardous Chemicals, Hanging Drop Preparation, Rheinberg Illumination, Dark Field Illumination and Polarization. MICROSCOPY (Windows only) Learn the fundamentals of microscopy with this clear and easy to understand electronic lesson. Using the extensive image bank, students can electronically view images representative of basic microscopy. More recent advances, such as bright field, transmission electron and scanning electron microscopy are included. Video clips overview preparation techniques and procedures for microscope use. Program also includes animated explanations of the physics of microscopy, an extensive glossary of science terms, electronic note pad plus comprehensive tutorial and assessment systems.
Cell Biology Glossary
cellular component The place in the cell where a gene product is active. Gene OntologyConsortium Gene Ontology tool for the unification of biology Nature
http://www.genomicglossaries.com/content/cell_bio.asp

Extractions: View a Printer-Friendly Version of this Web Page! Registration policy has details Mr. Ms. Mrs. Dr. Prof. First: Last: Title: Dept.: Company: Address: City: State: Zip: Country: Email: Opt-out of Email YES NO Telephone: Fax: document.FrontPage_Form1.interest.value = 'DDV'; http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Publications/Reports/teraflop/node4.html Finding guide to terms in these glossaries Site Map Biology Adenosine Triphosphate ATP: Adenosine 5'- (tetrahydrogen triphosphate). An adenine nucleotide containing three phosphate groups esterified to the sugar moiety. In addition to its crucial roles in metabolism adenosine triphosphate is a neurotransmitter. [MeSH] Alliance for Cellular Signaling AfCS: www.signaling-gateway.org
Gene Silencing - Profile Of The Journal: Molecular And Cellular Biology
Molecular and cellular biology. ESI Special Topics, March 2004 CitingURL http//www.esi-topics.com/genesil/interviews/mol-cell-bio.html.
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Extractions: Molecular and Cellular Biology n our analysis of Gene Silencing research, the journal Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB) ranked at #12 among journals publishing in this field over the past decade, with 36 papers cited a total of 829 times. According to the ISI Essential Science Indicators Web product, Molecular and Cellular Biology ranked #3 in citations, and has published 8,554 papers cited a total of 359,409 times to date among the 133 top-performing journals in Molecular Biology & Genetics. The journal's most-cited paper in this field, "D-Type Cyclin-Dependent Kinase-Activity In Mammalian-Cells," ( Molecular and Cellular Biology 14[3]: 2066-2076, March 1994), has been cited 761 times to date. Recently, ESI Special Topics visited the
Molecular And Cellular Biology Web Resources
International Federation of cell biology (IFCB). c/o Dept. Of cellular Structuralbiology, University of Texas Health Science Center, 7703 Floyd Curl Dr
http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/bix/biologicalliterature/molbiol.HTM

Extractions: Web Resources Molecular and Cellular Biology Molecular biology is defined as "The study of the structure and function of large molecules associated with living organisms, in particular proteins and the nucleic acids DNA and RNA" (Oxford Dictionary of Biology, 4th ed., 2000), while cellular biology is the study of cells, "the structural and functional unit of most living organisms" (Oxford Dictionary of Biology, 4th ed., 2000). Molecular biology is among the most rapidly growing fields within biology with recent success stories such as the sequencing of the entire human genome (reported in Science and Nature). Molecular biology is unusual in that the major information source for molecular biologists is not journal articles, but public databases such as GenBank, PDB, and DDBJ (annotated below in the database section). This is one reason why there are relatively fewer handbooks and treatises for molecular biology than there are for other biological subjects. There is a natural affinity between this chapter and the ones discussing reference materials for Biochemistry and Genetics . Given this very substantial overlap, it is essential to review the sources annotated in these sections for a more complete understanding of the literature of molecular biology.
Department Of Pharmacology, Cellular Biology Research
cell biology is an integrated discipline that studies the dynamic distributionof molecules and molecular complexes in the cellular compartments.
http://www2.uchsc.edu/pharm/cell_biology.asp

Extractions: Nearly every major process in a cell is dominated by assemblies of several protein molecules. As it carries out its biological functions, each of these protein assemblies interacts with several others large complexes of proteins. The cell can be viewed as a factory that contains a complicated network of interlocking assembly lines, each of which is composed of a set of large protein machines. These machines are not randomly distributed in the cell, but are associated with various cellular structures, such as membrane organelles, cytoskeleton and nucleus. Cell biology is an integrated discipline that studies the dynamic distribution of molecules and molecular complexes in the cellular compartments. The faculty in this department is involved in the elucidation of both the compartmentalization of various signal transduction processes and of the mechanisms by which specific targeting of molecules and molecular machines to cellular compartments is controlled. Primary Faculty: Mark L. Dell'Acqua
The University Of Texas - Graduate Program In Molecular Biology
cell and Molecular biology is an interdisciplinary graduate program that offers Ph interestedin doing research in any area of cellular or molecular biology.
http://www.esb.utexas.edu/molbio/

Extractions: Cell and Molecular Biology is an interdisciplinary graduate program that offers Ph.D training to students interested in doing research in any area of cellular or molecular biology. The program is centered in the new Molecular Biology Building, but it is continually expanding and currently includes over 150 students and approximately 90 faculty from a wide variety of academic departments. Students admitted to the program can choose between a core molecular biology track or any of a number of more specialized tracks including Cell and Developmental Biology Molecular Genetics Neurobiology Structural Biology ... Biochemical Technology and Drug Discovery , and Bioinformatics , Biotechnology and Biosensors
Internet Public Library: Cell Biology
This site contains the third edition of The Dictionary of cell biology, publishedin 1999 The terms are mostly from the areas of molecular and cellular biology.
http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/sci36.06.00/

Extractions: "The goal of Cell and Molecular Biology Online is to serve as a general resource for the biology community with an emphasis on information for cell and molecular biologists. There is a ton of information pertaining to biology available on the World Wide Web, but it can be very time consuming to find the specific information that you need. I try to sift through all the biology material and choose sites that are particularly useful and well-organized. Most of these sites will serve as further jumping off points to find more information in a particular field." Site includes annotated links to web sites, organized into topic areas such as Electronic Publications, Educational Resources, Methods and Protocols, Current Research, Career Resources, Meetings and Conferences, and a FAQ.
Biology 230: Molecular And Cellular Biology
membranes affect transport and cellular compartmentalization, the of cytoskeletalnetworks, how the cell cycle works central dogma of molecular biology; (2) to
http://143.206.107.71/www/biology/molcellweb.htm

Extractions: Course Syllabus Goals and Objectives: The goals of this course are: (1) to introduce you to our current level of understanding of the structure and function of biological macromolecules, the conserved basis of cellular energetics, the central role of proteins in cellular work, how membranes affect transport and cellular compartmentalization, the structure and function of cytoskeletal networks, how the cell cycle works and why it sometimes doesnt work, and the central dogma of molecular biology; (2) to help you further develop your ability to think experimentally about molecular and cellular functions; and (3) to help you begin to develop the skills necessary to take on new information, get to the central point, and bring together what is necessary for proper analysis of that information. Reaching these goals will allow you to begin a career as a molecular/cellular biologist (if you choose that path) and even more importantly, instill a sense of curiosity and life-long learning that are the foundations of a liberal arts education. To get there, we will focus on the central points of the field, how information is gathered, and how we can use that information to solve new problems in the field.
TUSM Anatomy And Cellular Biology
The Department of Anatomy and cellular biology offers a wide range as gross anatomy,embryology, neurosciences, histology, and cell biology and developmental
http://medicine.tufts.edu/dept/anatomy.cfm

Extractions: During the first year of the medical curriculum, students receive instruction in human gross anatomy, embryology, histology, and cell biology. In gross anatomy, regional dissection of the human body is correlated with lectures and small-group sessions involving diagnostic, surgical and radiological applications material. Computerized, WEB-based teaching modules are used to facilitate the study of sectional anatomy as it relates to diagnostic MRI and CT images. Lectures in human embryology and congenital anomalies are correl with the gross anatomy topics. In the histology course, the microscopic structure of cells, tissues, and organs is presented, with emphasis on the correlation of structure and function. Current topics in cell biology are included as a basis for understanding cell function.
Prions: Molecular And Cellular Biology
of recent and current research on the genetics, cell biology, and biochemistryof prions and prion diseases. The focus is on the cellular, biochemical, and
http://www.horizonpress.com/hsp/books/pri.html

Extractions: Pages: vi + 218 Chapter abstracts Book reviews How to Order This major new work contains reviews of recent and current research on the genetics, cell biology, and biochemistry of prions and prion diseases. The focus is on the cellular, biochemical, and genetic aspects of the unusual group of neurodegenerative disorders known as prion diseases, which were the subject of a recent Nobel Prize. The book is essential to all researchers working in the field and is recommended reading for scientists in other areas of biology and medicine. Contributions by internationally recognized experts cover a variety of experimental systems currently being used to understand the mechanisms underlying these fascinating and deadly diseases. The latest results and key theoretical issues are discussed, including the physical structure of prions, models of prion formation and pathogenesis, BSE and "new variant" Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, yeast prions, and the strain pheneomenon. "This book is absolutely the number one when it comes to having a good source of data on the molecular biology of prion disease......Each of the authors is one of the top in the field .....The book is a must for researchers ...."
Molecular And Cellular Biology
Molecular and cellular biology studies how genetic information carried in all cells AtKent, we focus on cell culture, recombinant DNA technology, protein
http://www.kent.ac.uk/bio/study/Undergraduate/MCB.htm

Extractions: Text only breadCrumbs("http://www.kent.ac.uk/bio/study/Undergraduate","","Default.htm","None","addr","None","0","Undergraduate Degrees"); Back One of the most exciting areas of biology is the study of how the genetic information carried in all cells controls their characteristics, biochemical interactions and reproduction . A better understanding of the way information is coded in DNA and RNA molecules can be used in medicine and in industry to develop cures for genetic diseases and to design novel biotechnological processes. If you choose this degree program you will gain experience of important techniques such as cell culture, recombinant DNA technology and the visualisation of protein structure using molecular graphics. The degree programmes are constructed from modules which are split into those that are core to the degree pathway or optional. You can either opt to specialise in the first two years and select the options of your interest or leave to the final year to select your specialization. If you place the mouse arrow over the module code you can see the subjects covered in each module. Final Degree
Research Interests
It is widely used in studies of cellular and developmental biology because of thepowerful molecular genetic and cellbiological techniques available in this
http://www.biosci.missouri.edu/alexander/research_interests.htm

Extractions: Research Interests Our studies are carried out using the model organism Dictyostelium discoideum. The cellular slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum has a relatively simple and easily studied developmental program that shares many cellular and biochemical features with those of higher organisms. It is widely used in studies of cellular and developmental biology because of the powerful molecular genetic and cell-biological techniques available in this system. For additional information on the biology of Dictyostelium see: Srinivasan, S., H. Alexander and S. Alexander. 2000 Pictures in cell Biology: The Dictyostelium Trends Cell Biol Alexander, S. and E.F. Rossomando. 1992. Morphogenesis in Dictyostelium discoideum . In Morphogenesis: An Analysis of the Development of Biological Form . (E.F. Rossomando and S. Alexander, eds.) Marcel Decker, New York, pp. 29-61. Mechanisms of resistance to anticancer drugs and DNA repair. Chemotherapy is widely used to treat many different types of cancer. However, a widespread problem is that tumors can become resistant to the drugs used for the treatment. Little is known about the molecular mechanisms underlying drug resistance. Over the past few years we have been investigating how cells respond to, and repair, DNA damage caused by UV light and chemicals including the widely used anticancer drug cisplatin. We are using a high hroughput proteomics approach. We have used insertional mutagenesis techniques to identify novel genes that are responsible for resistance to cisplatin. One of these genes encodes sphinogsine-1-phosphate lyase, which is a key regulatory protein in controlling the level of sphingolipids in cells. We are also translating our results to human cells, and are also using
About UMass Cell Biology - UMass Medical School
for Investigating Proliferation and cellular Differentiation , The TechnologicBasis of Molecular cell biology , Molecular and cellular biology of Multiple
http://www.umassmed.edu/cellbio/about.cfm

Extractions: cell biology The faculty research programs incorporate state-of-the-art experimental approaches which combine molecular, cellular and biochemical techniques. These include: cloning, characterization and functional analysis of genes by site-directed mutagenesis and antisense strategies; expression and ablation of genes in cultured cells and transgenic animals; isolation and characterization of transcription factors; gene mapping; chromatin structure analysis; fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) analysis for subcellular localization of genes and targeting of transcripts; and scanning, transmission, cryoelectron microscopy coupled with high-resolution three-dimensional image analysis. The University of Massachusetts Worcester Campus recently merged with the Worcester Foundation for Biomedical Research. Cell and molecular biologists, biochemists, developmental biologists, and neurobiologists from the Foundation have joined us as full-time faculty, adding a further dimension to the expertise available to the department. An active, expanding research program in molecularly oriented cell biology with highly multidisciplinary approaches strongly supports graduate student participation.
Cellular Biology
Immunology, cell biology, Genetics Written by Yvonne Paterson Published by WileyLiss(May 1999) ISBN 0471172782 Price $105.00. Methods in cellular Imaging
http://engineering-books-online.com/Cellular_Biology.html

Extractions: This book is mainly about Pfaff's research into the neurobiological basis of sexual response, principally in the female rat, using the lordosis response as a model system. It is clearly written and well illustrated. The integration of hormonal and genetic influences in the context of a specific neural network is illuminating. Applications to understanding human sexuality are discussed but are limited in scope. Should be accessible to anyone with a couple of college courses in biology and phys... For the advanced reader, I like Janeway's text better because of the depth of information presented, but for an introductory class, Abbas is more accessable and understandable in the introductory chapters. I recommend using them in tandem, I do! The figures are good, but interestingly enough, the illustrations in all the major texts on immunology are largely the same! If you need a CD with illustrations (you are an instructor or want to use them for a presentation etc) I recommend the CD acco...
OUP Search The Catalogue
Page 1 of 20 Next page 1 Molecular and cellular Glycobiology Edited by 2 Actin PeterSheterline, Department of Human Anatomy and cell biology, University of
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ESF - Euresco Conference
cellular processes. Thus the disciplines of cell biology and cellularMicrobiology are becoming more closely integrated. In this
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