Molecular Biology Web Sites

Useful websites and links for molecular biologists

UVa FASTA server
A local server for FASTA searches.
BLAST server at NCBI
Do BLAST searches at the databases at NCBI. Psi BLAST is a particularly powerful new search program.
ClustalW
A very powerful web-based sequence alignment tool. A faster version is available from the BCM search launcher.
Amos' WWW links page
Very comprehensive and current list from the curator of SwissProt and Prosite.
Harvard Biological Laboratories
Many programs, databases and resources. Faster than Pedro. Useful list of organism databases organized by organism.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
Access to the daily updated Genbank trough ENTREZ, BLAST and other servers.
The National Biotechnology Information Facility
NBIF provides a single-point access to a vast store of widely distributed biotechnology data including approximately 7,000 links to biotechnology resources.
Protein Data Bank (PDB) Search Tool
“Molecules To Go” interactive search utility for the PDB protein structure database.
ExPaSy Molecular Biology Server
A premier European site in Geneva. Particularly good access for SWISSPROT and protein structural analysis.
The Saccharomyces Genome Database
A link to all yeast related topics and the latest in the yeast genome project.
IUBio software archive
Indiana University's Biology software archive.

Predicting Protein secondary structure

Baylor College of Medicine
A Search launcher to submit sequences to a choice of structure prediction servers
SPAM
Systematic Protein Annotation and Modeling at the San Diego Supercomputing Center

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