DATA BASE?: STE2 & STE3: yeast & humans.

[Richard Aaron Warnock]

In article <Pine.ULT.3.91.960314174357.13504C-100000 at essex.UCHSC.edu>,
Teresa Binstock  <binstoct at essex.UCHSC.edu> wrote:
>QUESTION about data base, if any:
>

[snip]

>	I would like to "pin-down" whether or not the human STE2 and STE3 
>molecules reported by Patel et al are homologous to S. Cerevisiae 
>molecules with the same nomenclature. 
>	Are there data bases other than Medline that would yield such 
>information? 
>
>I would be very appreciative of being informed about such data bases and 
>how to access them. E-mails directly to me would be appreciated and/or to 
>the newsgroups if such distribution is appropriate.

You may access the National Institutes of Health-Natl. Cntr. for
Biotech. Info. databases via web-browser (eg Netscape) at:

	http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

Or Natl. Library of Medicine at:

	http://www.nlm.nih.gov/

Also find the G-protein Coupled Receptor database at:

	http://receptor.mgh.harvard.edu/GCRDBHOME.html

Blast sequence similarity searches at NCBI may also be done by email,
or via gopher.

Later,

Aaron



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