JOURNALS IN GENERAL SCIENCES
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Science-Week A weekly digest of the news of science, available free at this website, or available free via e-mails. |
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Nature International weekly journal of science. |
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Science The global weekly of research published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. |
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Cell Published biweekly, including original research articles in areas including molecular biology, biochemistry, cancer research, cell biology, developmental biology, genetics, immunology, microbiology, neurobiology, plant biology, structural biology and virology. |
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JOURNALS IN GENETICS |
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Genes & Development Publishes research papers of general interest and biological significance in molecular biology, molecular genetics, and developmental biology. |
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Journal of Genetics Published by the American Genetic Association since 1905. The focus has traditionally been on organismal genetics, but increasingly the journal contains articles on gene action and regulation as well as transmission; cytogenetics; genome organization and comparative gene mapping; medical, agricultural and conservation genetics; evolution; the genetics of biodiversity; and computer algorithms. |
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Nature Genetics International journal for genetic research with a particular emphasis on human and mammalian genetics. |
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Genome Research The journal focuses on genome studies in all species, including genetic and physical mapping, DNA sequencing, genome-based analyses of biological processes, gene discovery, comparative genome analyses, evolution studies, forensics, informatics, statistical and mathematical methods, genome structure and function, and technological innovations and applications. |
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JOURNALS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY |
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EMBO Journal Dedicated to the publication ofmanuscripts from the field of molecular biology inits broadest sense. |
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Nucleic Acids Research Publishes papers onmethods, RNA, structural biology, surveys andsummaries, molecular biology, enzymology,chemistry, and genome structure and mapping. |
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Congratulations to Atlantis Russ (Hawaii) and Jason Pugh (Arizona), who will be joining the Genetics GIDP as doctoral students in fall 2008. Both were also awarded a prestigious Science Foundation Arizona Fellowship, which will support the first two years of their education.
(Re)Newed Course fall 2008: GENE 533, Human Genetics. A team taught, 3 unit course covering basic genetic theory and techniques, as applied to the human species, as well as methods of analysis of genetic and environmental variation among individuals and populations.
Genetics Faculty in the News: Dr. Fernando Martinez, Dr. Joyce Schroeder, & Dr. Cari Soderlund.
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