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Dear Researcher,

We are announcing a new website which might be useful to many of you.  It
has been recently recognized by several online sources (HMS Beagle, etc..).
The title and a brief description is provided for you below.

TITLE: elegansNet: Model Organism Bioinformatics & Research Menu Hubsite for
Biomedical Scientists.


DESCRIPTION: Framed Comprehensive Index with Frequent Updates of Research
Menu: Databases (alphabetically organized), services (data bases are
functionally organized according to tasks), protocols, literature search,
news, MEDICINE, DISEASE, aging, model organisms (Drosophila, mouse,
nematodes, Xenopus, yeast), development, cell death, ion channels,
oxidative-stress links and more are served by three channels of C. elegans
network.

This site which is very responsive to user needs simplifies navigation in
several ways by providing:
1. An open-face index hierarchy.
2. Three channels (frames) for information delivery: Channel 1, index;
Channel 2: highlights recent notable publication abstracts in the context of
PubMed interface; Channel 3: Technology highlights and more...
3. Provides a framed interface to model organism servers/resources.

elegansNet is a no-profit website and can be linked to at:
http://peds.mc.vanderbilt.edu/c_elegans/index.htm


Please direct questions and comments to elegansNet@hotmail.com

Thank you,

elegansNet




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