Internet Venture

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** note from Moderator
**
** title of message looked suspect, but I checked the WWW page, and
** all looks legit, so this is why I'm passing it on forward to the
** group. Please feel free to pass on any concerns to the group or my
** self if you think it warrents it.  Regards to all, 
**                                  Francis Ouellette
** francis at cmmt.ubc.ca (Moderator for YEAST newsgroup)


Date: Friday, July 02, 1999 5:03 AM
Subject: Internet Venture


Dear Colleague

A major new resource for molecular cell biologists is now available on the
Internet.

It is non-profit, organised by scientists for scientists and will provide a
single, world-wide gateway to the literature archives and databases of
biomedical science.

To obtain a detailed outline, log on to:

http://lifescienceconnect.mcbl.ucl.ac.uk/

Registration is by email and does not require a fee or previous membership
of a society. To ensure that your area of Life Science is represented
forward this 
e-mail to any colleagues you think may be interested.
The objective is to identify a Life Science community that is unrestricted
by international boundaries and representative with regard to age, gender
and status of everyone interested in how the life process works.

Yours sincerely
Colin Hopkins


Anthony W. Segal  FRS,
Centre for Molecular Medicine,
Department of Medicine, UCL,
5 University Street,
London WC1E 6JJ.

Phone: 44(0)171 2096175
FAX  :          2096211
email: t.segal at ucl.ac.uk








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