Towards a paradigm shift in biology . If you have not yet heeded this advice then you have much to gain by learning now because, as Gilbert anticipated, the Internet is where we find many of the key tools with which we perform our craft. This site describes a recently published book entitled Internet for the Molecular Biologist designed to teach you all you need to know about the Internet, email, WWW, FTP, and so on. Although written specifically for the molecular biologist the book is of use to a wide range of scientists and has been warmly welcomed by microbiologists, geneticists, biochemists and other life scientists. Chapter abstracts .
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The book contains a wealth of information and practical instruction vital for the researcher of today. All the information needed to use the Internet, World Wide Web, FTP, Gopher, Netscape and much, much more. Contains essential lists of Web sites and other areas of interest to the molecular biologist and includes specialist chapters on microbiology, fungi, invertebrates, plant molecular biology, and human and mouse genetics. Even the experienced surfer will find an abundance of novel material in this invaluable guide. What, Where, Who, When.