bioinformatics. Its coverage will continue to widen with the continuous addition of new protocols from a variety of notable sources. Each protocol will be presented step-by-step, with the clarity and attention to troubleshooting and advice that have made Cold Spring Harbor's laboratory manuals, such as Molecular Cloning, Antibodies, and Cells, best-sellers worldwide. The protocols will be web-linked to online resources that will help researchers strengthen their practical skills and build new ones.

CSH Protocols will be fully searchable, with a unique taxonomy for browsing and many features that can be customized by users. The collection will have more than 900 protocols by year-end 2006 and will be continuously expanded, updated, and annotated by the authors and users of the techniques. A moderated, interactive function will enable users to ask questions, discuss their own experiences, and contribute suggestions. New protocols will be added monthly and many leading laboratories and researchers have agreed to contribute their own methods. By signing up for the site's alerting services, registered users will keep abreast of the latest developments in their particular fields of interest.

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Contact: Wayne Manos
manos@cshl.edu
516-422-4009
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
8-Mar-2006

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