BIOINORGANIC CHEMISTRY A Short Course Second Edition

(lu) #1

and manage research information. Web of Knowledge TM covers journals, books,
proceedings, patents, chemical structures, WWW content, grant funding, and
preprints. Current Contents Connect TM offers electronic full text downloads
and the ability to search more than 140,000 full - text world - wide - web
documents.
The Scientifi c World at http://www.thescientifi cworld.com/ offers literature
searching through SciBase, a collection of databases of scientifi c, technical and
medical research literature. SciBASE content is derived from databases created
by the National Library of Medicine (MEDLINE), the British Library, BIOSIS,
and PASCAL, as well as CAB ABSTRACTS. Abstracts are sometimes avail-
able free, and individual articles are available for purchase through this com-
mercial site. TSW ’ s OpenChoice policy allows access to a wealth of free content
on the TSW website, including selected recently published articles through
open access publishing and free publishing for authors whose institutions
cannot afford publishing fees.
WWW chemicals at http://www.chem.com enables chemists to search
catalogs and directories of suppliers, distributors, and manufacturers to fi nd
chemicals and equipment. Its Structures database offers access to 127,000 3 - D
structures from the NCI (National Cancer Institute) database.


4.7 Summary and Conclusions,


This introduction to computer hardware and software provides a snapshot of
some systems available in late 2006. The brief survey of some online resources
should prove useful to students and researchers. Of all the fi elds one could
address in this short text, those of computer hardware, software, and online
resources will be the one most quickly outdated. Fortunately, updates are
readily available through a search of the World Wide Web.


REFERENCES



  1. Biggs , P. Computers in Chemistry , Oxford University Press , New York , 1999.

  2. Zomaya , A. Y. Parallel Computing for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology ,
    John Wiley & Sons , Hoboken, NJ , 2006.

  3. (a) Comba , P. ; Hambley , T. W. Molecular Modeling of Inorganic Compounds , VCH
    Publishers , New York , 1995. (b) Comba , P. ; Hambley , T. W. Molecular Modeling of
    Inorganic Compounds , John Wiley & Sons , New York , 2001.

  4. Comba , P ; Zimmer , M. J. Chem. Ed ., 1996 , 73 , 108.

  5. (a) Hay , B. P. Coord. Chem. Rev ., 1993 , 126 , 177. (b) Yates , P. C. ; Marsden , A. K.
    Comput. Chem ., 1994 , 18 , 89.

  6. (a) Allinger , N. L. ; Yuh , Y. H. ; Li , J. - H. J. Am. Chem. Soc ., 1989 , 111 , 8551 – 8566. (b)
    Bowen , J. P. ; Allinger , N. L. Rev. Comput. Chem ., 1991 , 2 , 81.


REFERENCES 185

Free download pdf