This section contains some examples of e-mail discussion lists which you may wish to join. This list is not comprehensive, it is only intended to be indicative. Try the Biology link. General Biomedical Resources BioMedNet is the 'Worldwide Club for the Biological and Medical Community'. It includes free access to the abstracts of approximately 50 biomedical journals, a job exchange and various discussion groups.
Registration is necessary but access to resources is free.
Bio Online is a comprehensive US site providing biotechnology related information from industrial, academic and government sources. There is a searchable illustrated biotechnology dictionary containing over 2000 terms associated with genetics, biochemistry, general biology, chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology and medicine. There is a useful chemical acronyms database too. LTSN UK Centre for Bioscience consists of a resource directory and knowledgebase for teaching and learning resources in life sciences, forestry, agriculture and food sciences. This page links to over 1600 company web sites, indexed alphabetically.