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Alice
Software
Non-profit making organisation, with the ambition of supporting
the information management requirements of biologists. Alice
Software assists organisations and individuals to manage
and publish information about biodiversity and has experience
in project management and in the delivery of information
management solutions with a focus on biodiversity, natural
resources, conservation, ethnobotany and plant genetic resources.
Site offers both products and services.
Bioinformatics
Group
Based at the Australian National University, the Group researches
both molecular bioinformatics and biodiversity informatics
and aims to advance bioinformatic science by creating new
and improved graphics-oriented tools for molecular sequence
analysis, as well as new and improved techniques in phylogenetic
tree estimation and testing. The Group provides support
to systematists and other biological scientists through
advice and assistance in molecular sequence analysis and
phylogenetics, in addition to conducting courses and training
in biological computing and analysis. Further aims are to
apply bioinformatics to practical problems of international
significance and to facilitate taxon-based research through
the development and maintenance of biological databases.
Candida
Albicans Genome
The Agabian Laboratory, University of California, bioinformatics
site provides data on the use of the genomic sequence of
the pathogenic fungus Candida albicans to develop DNA microarrays
that will allow genome-wide expression analysis. Includes
annotations database and publications.
Global
Biodiversity Information Facility
The mission of GBIF is to make the world's primary data
on biodiversity freely and universally available via the
Internet. A major function of this mission is to ensure
that biodiversity data will be shared with the countries
of origin of natural history specimens and tissue cultures
that are held in the world's museums and culture collections.
Integrated
Biological Database Initiative
Malaysian site aiming to promote the development of centralised
and distributed databases for biological resources.
Platypus
A relational database program developed to generate the
web files for the Australian Faunal Directory (AFD) manages
taxonomic, geographic, ecological, host-taxon, palaeontological,
bibliographic and graphic information, as well as botanical
names and specimen collection data. Software may be downloaded
free of charge and is compatible with GBIF requirements. |
