Internet Guide
This is an online guide to internet resources on genetics and genomics. Some of these are general sources of information. Others are much more specialized.
In many of these examples, the RNPS1 gene and protein will be used to illustrate the various informatics resources. This is just an arbitrary choice.
General information (page 1):
Library (Research Port) (CBMG librarian's guide to resources, a dynamic page with audio made using Captivate).
Google (scholar, blogs, books)
Wikipedia
Faculty of 1000
Bookmarks (delicious, CiteULike)
National Center for Biotechnology Information (page 2):
Entrez NCBI has many databases. Entrez searches all of them at once. Note PubMed, books.
PubMed
details and URL,
limits,
email alerts;
use the link feature to go between databases
OMIM (online Mendelian Inheritance in Man)
NCBI sequences and sequence-based searches (nucleotide and protein databases)
Sequence file formats
File format toggling with display
Blink (sort by taxonomic group, other features)
Refseq: (handbook, accessions) and Gene
Genomics Resources (page 3):
Ensembl
UCSC browser
UniProt
Model Organism Databases
Courses and other collections of resources (page 4):
tools
A collection of online analysis tools maintained by Dr. Andrew Kropinski, Queen's University Public Health Agency of Canada's Laboratory for Foodborne Zoonoses in Canada (molbiol- tools.ca).
My own page of bioinformatics links, a page full of (unannotated) one-click links.
page by Steve Mount, last modified Jan. 27, 2012