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& Taxonomies reviews Thankfully, someone has undertaken the task of comp8iling the growing list of -omics... Gary B Smejkal, I'm an -omics, you're an -omics, Expert Review of Proteomics, 3 (4): 383-385 Aug. 2006 http://www.future-drugs.com/doi/pdf/10.1586/14789450.3.4.383 The drug discovery process at NIBR, Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research Having difficulties understanding some of the terminology used on this page? Visit the Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s drug discovery & development glossary, Science Magazine Functional Genomics Resources "Finding the right word" A guide to some useful online glossaries Post-genomics, biotech and bioinformatics Extraordinary, one-of-a-kind site. … The strong focus on, and lengthy treatment of, post-genomics topics makes this an invaluable resource Staying current,: Omes, Podcasts, Videocasts, etc. Dentistry Library, Univ of Michigan Sept. 2006: A motherlode of technical jargon and definitions .. Truly a masterful and comprehensive resource, frequently updated, so always current and at the cutting edge. The place to go when you aren't sure about a new term. New Scientist, Nov. 23, 2002 Weblinks: Genetics You're likely to find here definitions and information untouched by many other reference works. Internet Scout Report, June 20, 2001 Because genomics is an interdisciplinary science that unites biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, its language is diverse and includes terms not always found in dictionaries. .. links to pages on nomenclature, a bibliography of Web and print resources, and a FAQ page are available at this fantastic Website "Omics, Schmomics" Jocelyn Kaiser ed. NetWatch Science 292 (5522): 1615, 1 June 2001 Everybody's talking about proteomics and structural genomics these days, but have you heard of transcriptomics? How about cellomics? One site trying to track the dizzying evolution of the postgenomics lexicon is Genomics Glossaries. More from Mary
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