Marine Genomics and Bioinformatics (BIOL502)  Tags: genomics marine_genomics proteomics bioinformatics toxicogenomics molecular_biology  

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The marine genomics concentration at the College of Charleston is focused on applying the power of genomic approaches to increasing understanding of the interactions of marine organisms with their environment, including infectious diseases, and the relationship between the oceans and human health.  This LibGuide will direct you to our library resources that will support your research and study in this area as well as assignments for BIOL502 Marine Genomics and for BIOL503 Marine Molecular Ecology.

Web of Science  (Links to full-text)
This database provides access to the Science Citation Index, the Social Sciences Citation Index and the Arts and Humanities Citation Index.  Coverage: 1990-present.

Cambridge Scientific Databases  (Links to full-text)
Permits the simultaneous searching of the Aquatic Sciences & Fisheries Database, Environmental Sciences & Pollution Management Database, Oceanic Abstracts, and Zoological Record Plus. Coverage is from 1978 to present.

ScienceDirect (Full-text)
This resource provides full-text access to over 1,200 journals in the scientific, technical and medical fields. Over 1.5 million articles available.

BioMed Central (Full-text)
Provides open access to the full-text of research articles in journals covering biological and medical topics. Strong coverage in the areas of bioinformatics and genomics.

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