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old biochemical data tables

Len Pattenden ddlpatte at mailbox.uq.edu.au
Mon Oct 29 20:31:44 EST 2001


G'day Franco;

Some of what you are asking varies and we are still discovering or can
even be cell-type specific (DNA nuclear content for example).

I usually get such information from a varied collection of sources, but a
lot can be taken from the web in regard to organelle volumes and cell
volumes, especially from electron microscopy websites. Many EM
publications still describe in detail these things.

If you make friends with an EM group they sometimes can run special
requests too.

Have a day!

Len...

On 29 Oct 2001, Franco A. Bignone wrote:

> After looking around for a while I have a plain question.
>
> To your knowledge is there any DataBase on basic old data (DNA Nuclear
> Contents, Nuclear volumes, Cell volumes, and the like) on the WEB, well
> organized and referenced. Do we still have to get those data from old manuals
> ?
> I find plenty of information, but mostly are sequences ...
>
> Is this one of those topics long forgotten, or is there some group working on
> this ?
>
> Tx in advance. Regards
>
> F. Bignone




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