This project actively supports an extended network of educators interested in the reform of undergraduate biology. BioQUEST is an acronym for Quality Undergraduate Educational Simulations and Tools in Biology. The Curriculum Consortium emphasizes investigatory and collaborative learning strategies for problem solving in the biological sciences. biology.

A teaching tool for Bioinformatics, Genetics and Molecular Biology courses.

Source material (books, papers, and educational items) relating to the foundations of classical genetics.

Designed by three diverse middle and high school students from around the world to teach other students about the world of genetics.

Contains animations, text, videos and other interactive materials covering more than 30 topics on classical genetics, molecular biology and organization of the genetic material.

A easy to use instructional web page for learning about DNA.

Links to web sites that provide definitions and educational tools.

Housed at the University of Kansas Medical Center, this site is for educators with an interest in human genetics and the human genome project.

This is web site is provided by the Genetics Service based at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney, Australia. It provides current and relevant genetics information as well as resources useful to educating the public on genetics.

Online version of the book by David M. Glick. Compiles nearly 3000 terms - some appear only in earlier literature, some very current, some are common terms invested with new meanings, some are lab jargon - and gives succinct definitions to them. The explanations assume a basic familiarity with the biosciences, and should therefore be useful to advanced students and to workers in related fields who wish to converse with other biochemists or molecular biologists in their native tongue.

By Birgid Schlindwein of the Weihenstephan Information and Documentation Centre (IDW). Hyperlinked glossary offers brief definitions for the selected term and also a list of related terms with their definitions.

A guide for persons who are interested in medical ethics and biomedical research.

An educational resource for teachers and students interested in the origins of classical genetics, introductory data analysis, elementary plant science, and the history and literature of science.

Provides interactive 3-dimensional images of DNA and its components.

Provides a comprehensive introduction and review of molecular genetics as a background for the Human Genome Project.

The MBL consists of high-resolution images and databases of brains from many genetically characterized strains of mice.

An overview of the Human Genome Project.

An extensive list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) that address issues surrounding gene testing as a predictor of susceptibility to disease.