Database of phage, plasmid, and transposons functional mobiles.

Characterization and identification of the functional genes that control major properties of economic importance in forest trees.

Promote interdisciplinary research in genomics, bioinformatics, proteomics, microarray, and confocal imaging. Includes facilities, staff details, employment, and graduate programs.

CFG Bioinformatics Services for the analysis of nucleotide and protein sequence data, and for molecular modeling of protein sequences

Guidance from the U.S. Department of Energy and National Institutes of Health Guidance. Features abstracts, newsletter articles, and related resources.

Description of the function of genes in different organisms. Includes publications to recent journals.

Training Program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. Includes information on the program and curriculum, faculty, and admission.

European Science Foundation Programme on integrated approaches for functional genomics. Offers a range of information on programs, events, news, meetings, and resources.

Identify new and clinically relevant drug targets and therapeutic genes. Features news, technology, products, and career opportunities.

Instructions on establishing high-throughput cDNA/siRNA functional profiling systems.

Proteomic database of functional and structural attributes. Includes examples of indexed proteins. Requires registration.

Study genes involved in nerve-muscle and nerve-nerve interactions. Features information on research, staff, news and events, and related links.

Provides a range of links to information on genomics, post-genomics, and bioinformatics.

Pathway research on RNAi during innate immune responses. Includes recent publications and external links.

Collaboration of seven Swedish Universities focusing on functional genomics. Current research work on expression and function of mouse and human antisense RNAi transcripts.

Offers links to a range of resources including publications, institutes, education, databases, and conferences.