Molecular Biology Series (CD-ROM, Win/Mac; Institutional Edition)

The Molecular Biology Series consists of the full text of Roitt Immunology and over 500 multiple-choice questions for self-assessment and review.

ROITT IMMUNOLOGY

The electronic edition of Roitt Immunology (by Prof. Ivan M. Roitt, FRS) includes the complete text plus all diagrams, charts and illustrations. Often referred to as "the gold standard of immunology", this authoritative text provides comprehensive coverage of the basic principles of immunology.

Search for specific information appearing anywhere within the text - including data in tables and figure or diagram legends - or browse the comprehensive contents list to find topics of interest. Powerful tools enable you to mark, annotate, or download information of interest for future reference, and to create customized notebooks, handouts, and interactive electronic lessons incorporating materials from anywhere within the Series and from other electronic resources. Includes links to Clinical Immunology Cases.

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY QUIZBANK

This impressive collection of over 500 questions with feedback was developed and written by faculty members from Case Western Reserve University. An excellent tool for learning and review, this Quizbank covers: small molecules, energy, and biosynthesis; macromolecules; basic genetic mechanisms; the plasma membrane; energy conversions; mitochondria and chloroplasts; intracellular sorting; control of gene expression; the cytoskeleton; cell signaling; growth and division; germ cells and fertilization; cellular mechanisms of development; differentiated cells and the maintenance of tissues; the immune system; special features of plant cells; and cancer.

Questions are arranged into chapters by subject area, enabling students to work their way through all the questions on a specific topic. Or use the searching tool to find specific questions of interest. Lesson-building tools enable educators to create their own learning modules using the QuizBank as a starting point, with links to other electronic materials from other sources.