Lecture 7 Informational Resources
ALBERTO RIVA: Alberto Riva, I'm an instructor at CHB. I'm going to talk to you today about the most important resources for finding and using biomedical information, especially information connected with the study of the human genome. So this is going to be something probably slightly different from what you've heard so far, which concentrate more on actual locations, and most of them will be websites, where you can find information, and to talk about how this information is stored and represented, how it's accessible, and what it can be used for. So you're going to see a long list of references to sites, websites, with URLs. Don't worry if you can't remember all of them because, of course, I'm going to distribute the slides and will be easier to just look them up. So I'm going to start with something that you probably heard about many times before. The so-called central dogma of molecular biology, as you know, almost all our cells cont...