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Biotechnology Unzipped:
Promises and Realities
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Internet Resources
You can find plenty of information about biotechnology on the internet by using a search tool such as Yahoo, Lycos, or Alta Vista. Simply enter the words "biotechnology" or "genetic engineering" or a more specific topic that interests you. The following are also good starting points for a wide range of information.
Welcome to Biotech!
http://biotech.chem.indiana.edu/
This interactive site is run by Indiana University as an educational resource and includes a biotechnology dictionary.
About Biotech
http://www.gene.com/ae/AB/index.html
Operated by Access Excellence, this educational site includes articles on the Human Genome Project, issues and ethics, principles of genetic engineering, and state of the art research projects.
WWW virtual library: biotechnology
http://www.webpress.net/interweb/cato/biotech/
An index page directs you to further information about biotechnology, genetic engineering, and pharmaceutical and medical developments.
National Center for Biotechnology Information
http://chemistry.rsc.org/rsc/cba.htm
For the more technically minded, this site includes gene maps and databases as well as a newsletter.
Bio Online
http://www.bio.com/companies/co-info.toc.html
This gets you in touch with a large selection of biotechnology companies and includes details of their latest research projects. Most of these companies welcome online inquiries.
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