Links:
- Everyday Insects - from the University of Hawaii - includes eye-catching,
false colour electron micrographs of cells, tissues, parasites and
insects. Look out for the guitar-playing Roach!
(Added: 8-Sep-2001 By: DP Hits: 555)
- Fungal Infections of Man - An interesting site on Athlete's foot and other fungal infections of Man.
(Added: 11-Jan-1999 By: r Hits: 875)
- Immunology - Companion site to Kuby's book - Don't be put off by the fact that this site is hosted on a book publisher’s web site. It contains lecture notes, animations and self-tests covering most aspects of immunology. I can thoroughly recommend this site.
(Added: 1-Sep-2001 By: PC Hits: 778)
- Microbes.info - A microbiology information portal containing a vast collection of resources including articles, news, frequently asked questions, and links pertaining to the field of microbiology.
(Added: 3-Feb-2003 By: AC Hits: 1019)
- Microbiology on-line - A site to watch in the future; at present it's main use is for teachers. There are 2 good resources on Rhizobium and the Nitrogen Cycle (in .pdf). More is promised for AS/A2 soon.
(Added: 17-May-2002 By: r Hits: 1083)
- Microbiology Video Library - A library of videos on aspects of microbiology such as cell replication & phagocytosis. These are large files and can take a while to download. Also includes links and on-line experiments.
(Added: 6-Nov-1998 By: rs Hits: 1179)
- Microscopy-UK - The aim of this site is to promote the study of the very small world around us - the microscopical world. Microspy-UK is run by a group of artists, writers, enthusiast microscopists, and computer techies working together from different countries. Included are mnay articles, resources, images, video clips and even a screen saver. Users can subscribe to a regular newsletter which includes information on new resources on Mic-UK, updates and articles published in Micscape, small ads, news and events, and resources added to the on-line shop.
(Added: 22-Mar-2001 By: DP Hits: 796)
- On-Line Microbiology textbook - An award-winning site from the University of Wisconsin. Notes and diagrams are easy to understand and match our 'A' level criteria. There are links to other areas - including the API tests. Recommended.
(Added: 24-Jan-2002 By: r Hits: 1384)
- Rife Information Forum - Raymond Royal Rife was a scientist in the 1930's that invented a microscope that could see viruses. He also stumbled upon a treatment for cancer and many other illnesses and ailments.
(Added: 25-Feb-2005 By: JH Hits: 299)
- Society for General Microbiology - The SGM has been established for over 50 years, promoting and supporting the art, science and significance of microbiology and associated subjects worldwide. The site includes information about the Society's activities, and about the importance of microbiology in today's world.
(Added: 22-Dec-2000 By: DP Hits: 746)
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