As biological science advances at breath-taking rates, the websites for institutions such as research universities also change. I’ve been pleased that at least some of my links, such as to protein information at NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) still exist after references from several years ago. But some sites have been removed or are deemed insecure. Though I will try to update some, I’m also moving on, with different theological interests, so do not plan to go through my whole blog.
This post has some of the links which have stayed the same and some are updated. There aren’t many here now, but I will use this post for updates I come across. The link to this post will be put on the blog’s side column, which is on the desktop version. I apologize for any inconvenience and frustration when past links are outdated.
Protein Site Guide NCBI
Lists under Databases: BioProject Link (formerly Genome Project), large biological databases.
Telomere to Telomere Project (T2T): The first complete, gapless sequence of a human genome.
Uniprot: Database of Proteins.
