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  • Pathology resources
    • Internet pathology resources A superb collection of materials, institutional sites, newsgroups compiled by Anthony Killeen and Francis Pitlick, U of Michigan
    • Tumor board A large collection of pathology images
    • NEW Transplant pathology website and Forum A website and linked listserv devoted to transplant pathology, developed by Michael Nelesnik, MD, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. A neoplasia section contains cases of post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorder (PTLD)
  • Molecular biology
  • Hematopathology resources 
    • The Society for Hematopathology The official website of the Society for Hematology contains educational materials, future professional meetings, membership application, and other linked resources
    • University of Utah Medical Center Webpath Hematopathology images A large number of hematopathology images
    • BloodLine- An on line hematology journal and resource center, including listing of hematopathology educational resources, hematology and hematopathology journal tables of content, announcements of meetings, original articles
  • Flow cytometry
    • Protein Reviews On the Web-CD Guides Protein Reviews on the Web (PROW) is an evolving series of WWW based reviews on protein families prepared by the NIH. The CD guides contain an exhaustive database on CD molecules, including chromosome location, genetic structure and function
  • NIH
    • NIH Home page Links to several NIH resources, including genetic databases
  • Health/Medicine resources
  • Internet search vehicles
  • Web information management
    • Tracerlock Will automatically notify you by E mail when specified web sites or listed subjects are updated. An efficient way to limit web surfing only to those times when the surf is up. (TracerLock merges with Dartmouth's The Informant -- September 5, 2001)
  • General information
  • Useful software

    • Browser plug-in programs
      These free programs enhance the performance of your browser software by allowing the viewing of specialized programs within your browser. These include multimedia, movies, sound, three dimensional images, etc. They must be downloaded from central sites or the individual producer, and stored in a "plug-in" folder usually installed by your browser. The plug-ins are usually platform specific, requiring different versions for Macintosh versus DOS versus UNIX.

      • Netscape plug-in file
        Plug-in programs are organized by function, and linked to their download sites. Recommended:
        Adobe Acrobat reader,
        Apple QuickTime
        Macromedia Flash Player
        Shockwave by Macromedia
        RealPlayer by RealNetworks
        Net2Phone
    • Graphics format conversion programs
      • GIFConverter (Macintosh)
      • Image Alchemy (DOS/Windows, Macintosh, UNIX, other)
      • LView Pro (Windows)
      • Graphic Converter (Macintosh)
      • File retrieval software
        • Fetch (Macintosh) A Dartmouth College developed Macintosh program which does automatic decompression and conversion to the home computer's formats.
        • SSH Secure Shell (Windows, Linux and more)
          Need an encrypted, secure connection for telent and ftp? Features of Secure Shell include: full replacement for telnet, rlogin, rsh, rcp, and ftp. The SSH Secure Shell license agreement allows university use and non-commercial use free of charge. For more information:           SSH Secure Shell features.
        • MacSSH - a free SSH2 client for the Macintosh. Provides secure telnet.