BIOL 3764 - Careers in Microbiology: Recommended Databases

Choosing a Topic

You may already have a microbe and process in mind, but if not, here are a couple places to try out for microbiology news to find out about microbes of interest: The Scientist Daily News Articles - MicrobiologyScience News Daily - Microbiology, or search for: microbe in Google News or other news sources. One example to use today in your searches is Rhodococcus fascians, a plant pathogen affecting pistachio trees, as described in this news story. 

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Reference / Overview Sources

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Recommended Databases

At University Libraries, we have nearly 1,000 different scholarly databases that you can use.  For your research in BIOL 4764, I recommend starting with the following databases.  Still not sure about which database(s) are best for your research?  Try browsing a few subject guides.

See Searching Tips on the Search Strategies page for help creating a search statement.

 

As this topic is multidisciplinary, the recommended databases below are grouped as: General / Science, Biology / Microbiology, Biomedical

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