rdkeys@CCVR1.CC.NCSU.EDU (Bob Keys) (03/07/91)
Dr. Hugo: I would also be interested in such a molbio dos ftp list. I am sure that the entire subscription list would also. You might consider posting a short followup with your findings. Thanks... rdkeys@ccvr1.cc.ncsu.edu :wq
jkramer@molbio.med.miami.edu (Jack Kramer) (03/07/91)
In article <9103062236.AA07010@genbank.bio.net> rdkeys@CCVR1.CC.NCSU.EDU (Bob Keys) writes: >Dr. Hugo: > >I would also be interested in such a molbio dos ftp list. >I am sure that the entire subscription list would also. > Try the ftp.sites list available via anonymous ftp from pilot.njin.net. It lists all the major anonymous ftp sites including MSDOS as well as other operating systems. In the meantime you could start with iubio.bio.indiana.edu and menudo.uh.edu both of which have collections for molbio software. EMBL has recently stated that their internet connection was very close now so you might watch for this also.
donnel@helix.nih.gov (Donald A. Lehn) (03/07/91)
In article <9103062236.AA07010@genbank.bio.net> rdkeys@CCVR1.CC.NCSU.EDU (Bob Keys) writes: >Dr. Hugo: > >I would also be interested in such a molbio dos ftp list. >I am sure that the entire subscription list would also. > >You might consider posting a short followup with your findings. > >Thanks... rdkeys@ccvr1.cc.ncsu.edu > >:wq For those who want to FTP MS-DOS sequence analysis files: FTP sites include: menudo.uh.edu iubio.bio.indiana.edu ncbi.nlm.nih.gov - for a great multiple sequence alignment package that runs undes MS-Windows 3.0. Software is also avaliable via the EMBL mail server. To get instructions mail the following request: <mail netserve@embl.bitnet> ---- unix mail command HELP SOFTWARE DIR DOS_SOFTWARE _____________________________________________________________________ The mail message should only contain the two lines (HEL... and DI...) with no subject. I hope this helps everyone. Best regards, Don Lehn NIH/NCI/DCE/LMC