Hackett Lab

• The Fish Net at Eugene, Oregon: Links to many zebrafish research databases.

• Zebrafish Information Server: University of South Carolina. Zebrafish resource server managed by Richard Vogt.

• Zebrafish Newsgroup Archive: Search or post to the Zebrafish Newsgroup (bionet.organisms.zebrafish)

• Zebrafish and Urchin Embryo Archive

• Fishscope: Time lapse movies of various stages of zebrafish development. A must see. I give it two fins up!

• Zebrafish Sequence Analysis Project: U of MN. Searchable index of zebrafish sequences and analysis.

• Ontwikkelingenetica: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Netherlands. Links to several fishy and other sites.

• Medakafish Homepage: Nagoya University, Japan. Information server for the medaka research community.

Zebrafish Labs

• Bruce Brandhorst Lab: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC. Androgenetic and gynogenetic zebrafish and imprinting.

• Wolfgang Driever Lab: Harvard Medical School. Mutagenesis screen for pattern formation genes and genome mapping.

• Walter Gilbert Lab: Harvard. Blastomere fate mapping.

• Perry Hackett Lab: Univ. of MN researchers: development, gene regulation, repetitive DNA elements, and transgenics.

• Randall Moon: University of Washington. Zebrafish and Xenopus cell signaling, fate and behaviour. Note reagents list.

• Paul Myers Lab: Temple University, Penn. Neurogenesis, time-lapse of growth cones and early development.

• Christiane Nusslein-Volhard Lab: Max-Planck, Tubingen. Zebrafish mutagenesis screen, genome mapping, stockcenter.

• Didier Stainier Lab: UC San Francisco. Genetic analysis of heart formation.

Other Resources

• The Virtual Embryo: Information and links to developmental biology sites.

• The Society for Developmental Biology:

• Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory: Descriptions of meetings and courses.

• American Fisheries Society: Information on the AFS. Check out their extensive hotlist of 'Fisheries and Natural Resources'.

• U.S. Geological Survey - Biology Links: -Many- links to biological internet resources, both on the WWW and Gopher.

• Woods Hole Fish Faq: Got a question on fish? Maybe the answer is here.

• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution: Largest independent American oceanographic institution dedicated to marine science and engineering.

• University of Washington Fish Collection: Descriptions of their collection, searchable database and links to related sites.

• Biodiversity and Biological Collections Home Page: Information on a variety of fish and other natural history topics including a searchable database.

• National Museum of Natural History: Smithsonian Institution. Visit their many departments, including vertebrate zoology (fishes!)

• Electronic Zoo/NetVet - Fish Page: Fish Links. Nuff said.

• Hot Air: Home page of 'The Annals of Improbable Research'. Even scientists need to let loose occasionally.

• Journals Links

  • The Developmental Biology Journal Club: Developmental news and journal links.

  • Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Journals: A large list of journals with a legend to let you know what to expect when you get there...articles or no...money or free...etc.