Disease relevance of Internet

• The Factor VIII Mutation Database on the World Wide Web: the haemophilia A mutation, search, test and resource site. HAMSTeRS update (version 3.0) [1].
• EpiMatrix/HIV, a tool that is currently available on the World Wide Web, enables researchers to screen HIV proteins for potential MHC ligands [2].
• A new strategy for risk evaluation and data collection of undiagnosed non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM) using the World Wide Web (WWW) is presented [3].

High impact information on Internet

• Over 200 genes are now known to be regulated by IFN-gamma and they are listed in a World Wide Web document that accompanies this review [4].
• The explosive growth of the World Wide Web has produced frustration for researchers seeking quality content and pinpoint results among the noise and spam [5].
• Here we describe a peptide library-based searching algorithm, accessible over the World Wide Web, that identifies sequence motifs likely to bind to specific protein domains such as 14-3-3, SH2, and SH3 domains, or likely to be phosphorylated by specific protein kinases such as Src and AKT [6].
• The BCM Search Launcher is an integrated set of World Wide Web (WWW) pages that organize molecular biology-related search and analysis services available on the WWW by function, and provide a single point of entry for related searches [7].
• The databases are available through the Internet by the World-Wide Web and FTP, or on CD-ROM and magnetic media [8].

Biological context of Internet

• BCM Search Launcher--an integrated interface to molecular biology data base search and analysis services available on the World Wide Web [7].
• The Internal Medicine Center--an integrated solution for information on internal medicine on the World Wide Web [9].
• The predicted gene pairs are available from our World Wide Web site http://www.tigr.org/tigr-scripts/operons/operons.cgi [10].
• Department of Defense Telemedicine Test Bed on the World Wide Web [11].

Associations of Internet with chemical compounds

• Prediction of secondary structure by the SSPAL method is available via Baylor College of Medicine World Wide Web server [12].
• SETTING: World Wide Web in England and Republic of Ireland. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 3971 subjects who purchased a particular brand of nicotine patch and logged-on to use a free web-based behavioral support program [13].
• The HLA Ligand Database is available on the world wide web at http://hlaligand.ouhsc.edu and contains ligands that have been published in peer-reviewed journals [14].
• METHODS: The authors reviewed information about the most probable bioterrorist weapons (those from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's Category A) from the World Wide Web and print journals and distilled it into a resource list that is current, relevant to dentistry and noncommercial [15].
• DATA SOURCES: Human studies in English in MEDLINE, Current Contents, BIOSIS, Science Citation Index, and the popular media (including a LEXIS-NEXIS search and information from the World Wide Web and lay media) for 1966 to July 1999 using the search terms creatine, creatine supplement#, creatine monophosphate, and creatine NOT kinase [16].

Gene context of Internet

• These mutations have been included in a MEN1-locus specific database available on the world wide web together with approximately 240 germline and somatic MEN1 mutations listed from international published data [17].
• The program for recognition NFAT composite elements is available through the World Wide Web (http://compel.bionet.nsc.ru/FunSite/CompelScan. html and http://transfac.gbf.de/dbsearch/funsitep/s _comp.html) [18].
• METHODS: All published clinical trials on selective COX-2 inhibitors were identified by searching Medline, the World Wide Web (WWW), and abstracts in Congress proceedings [19].
• GRAP is available on the Internet (URL: http://www-grap.fagmed.uit.no/GRAP/+ +homepage.html) using the World-Wide Web system [20].
• Chemical markup, XML, and the World Wide Web. 5. Applications of chemical metadata in RSS aggregators [21].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Internet

• A multiple sequence alignment performed with 23 complete phytochrome sequences is made available via the IMB Jena World-Wide Web server (http://www.imb-jena.de/PHYTO.html) [22].
• This program is written using CGI/Perl scripts and has been interfaced with all the three-dimensional structures (solved using X-ray crystallography) available in the Protein Data Bank. The program, SEM, can be accessed over the World Wide Web interface at http://dicsoft2.physics.iisc.ernet.in/sem/ or http://144.16.71.11/sem/ [23].
• The World Wide Web server of the PBIL (Pôle Bioinformatique Lyonnais) provides on-line access to sequence databanks and to many tools of nucleic acid and protein sequence analyses [24].

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