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Reference Resources
Abbreviations & Acronyms
BioABACUS
A searchable database of Biotechnology abbreviations and acronyms.
Includes the name of the abbreviation/acronym, the field in which
it is used, and a link to a website where further information
is available.
Dictionaries & Glossaries
BioTech
Life Sciences Dictionary
8300+ terms dealing with biochemistry, biotechnology, botany,
cell biology and genetics. Also some terms relating to ecology,
limnology, pharmacology, toxicology and medicine.
Cell &
Molecular Biology Online - Educational Resources: Dictionaries
& Glossaries
Provides links to several online biotech and biology dictionaries.
Glossary
of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Portland Press.
Nearly 3000 terms with succinct definitions.
2can Glossary -
Bioinformatics Educational Resource
A glossary of common words found in the bioinformatics and molecular
biology literature.
Encyclopedias
Encyclopedia
of Life Sciences
A reference work integrating current theory and practice of all
basic and applied aspects of the life sciences, with an emphasis
on cell and molecular biology.
Handbooks & Protocols
Current
Protocols Online
Laboratory manuals on methods giving step-by-step procedures.
Tufts subscribes to the following sections only: Cell Biology,
Human Genetics, Molecular Biology, Nucleic Acid Chemistry, and
Protein Science.
Methods
in Enzymology
A standard source for methods and protocols in molecular biology. Some topics
coverd are: guide to yeast genetics and molecular biology, branch chain amino
acids, recombinant DNA, molecular evolution .
Protocols-Online -
Your Lab's Reference Book
Covers a broad range of biological protocols contributed by researchers
world-wide, as well as Calculators & Converters, PRC related
calculators, and others.
Reviews
Annual
Reviews in Biomedical Sciences
Eighteen annual review titles covering the major areas in the
biomedical sciences. Search individual titles or across the suite
of titles.
Software
Review Archive - BIOSIS
Links to over 150 non-critical reviews of biological software
packages.
Resources for Writing
RefWorks
A web-based reference/citation and bibliography manager. Allows
users to keep track of and download citations from our
internet databases/indexes and then use these references for
writing and automatically formatting papers and bibliographies.
This software works with EndNote too!
Style Manuals
Scientific Style & Format: The
CBE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers
[PRINT. Tisch Reference T11 .S386 1994]
The standard style guide for scientific writing. Covered are:
styles, mechanics, and special scientific conventions. The section
describing how to write and submit papers for journal publication
has been removed to allow for the inclusion of more disciplines.
IX. The
Council of Biology Editors (CBE) Style of Documentation in Science
and Mathematics - The New Guide to Writing Research Papers.
Monroe Community College.
NLM Recommended Formats for Bibliographic Citations - Supplement: Internet Formats
A library's catalog covers most aspects of a subject over centuries of publications in many languages. Catalogs can be searched by author, title, subject, and keyword. Tisch Library uses the Library of Congress (LC) classification scheme. LC classification brings similar books together on the shelves, which facilitates browsing. Books on Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics can be found in QH (Natural History); QK (Botany); QL (Zoology); QM (Human Anatomy); QP (Physiology); and QR (Microbiology). A fair number of them are classified in QH 506. It is important to use the catalog when looking for information pertaining to these topics.
The Catalogs
Boston Library Consortium Catalogs
Harvard University Library System Catalog (HOLLIS)
National Research
Council of Canada
Includes Canada Institute for Scientific & Technical Information
(CISTI).
WorldCat.
FirstSearch.
Click on WorldCat or select WorldCat database from the search
box.
Covers almost all of the catalogs of the major research libraries,
as well as public libraries.
Other Sources for Books
Books
in Print
Lists books currently in print and available on the market for
purchasing.
Document Delivery
Borrow from other libraries, both books and journal articles.
The
Online Books Page - Call Numbers QH-QR (Biological Sciences)
A listing of books freely readable online hosted by the University
of Pennsylvania Library.
To locate articles or research papers within periodicals and journals, it is necessary to use specialized databases known as indexes. Database Searching Tips (also available in PDF) provides valuable information on how to construct a search for best results.
Indexes
BIOSIS
Previews. ISI, 1980-
Supplies comprehensive coverage of nearly 5,500 life science journals
and 1,500 items from international meetings, review articles,
and books.
Cambridge
Scientific Abstracts - Biological and Medical Sciences. CSA/IDS.
Select Biological and Medical Sciences and click on Quick Search
to retrieve the Biological and Medical Sciences category with
its seven indexes including Zoological Record Plus. Choose Biological
Sciences Search Subfiles to specifically search any of its twenty-three
indexes.
Please note: the National Biological Information Infrastructure
has recently published a thesaurus to a number of the CSA indexes
entitled NBII Biocomplexity
Thesaurus.
Current
Contents Connect. ISI.
An ISI current awareness database with an interdisciplinary focus;
covers science, social science and humanities; includes the latest
issue and table of contents from over 8,000 of the world's research
journals and some evaluated scholarly websites. Can create auto
alerts for e-mail updates. Has search and journal browse functions.
Updated daily. Holdings are for one year.
MEDLINE.
Ovid, 1966- Old
Medline, 1951-1965.
National Library of Medicine's bibliographic database covering
the fields of medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine,
the health care system, and pre-clinical sciences.
PubMED.
NLM.
A service of the National Library of Medicine, the site provides
access to over 12 million MEDLINE citations back to the mid-1960's
and additional life science journals. PubMed includes links to
many sites providing full text articles and other related resources.
Science
Citation Index Expanded. ISI, 1945-
Part of the ISI Web of Science, this index provides author, subject
and citation access to journal articles and book reviews in the
sciences, as well as citation values for particular papers, citation
tracking and related records. Updated weekly.
Scopus. Elsevier, 1966-
An index to the world's scientific, technical and medical literature (14,000 scholarly titles),
including 2,700 titles in Social Science, Psychology and Economics. Updated daily. Non-English
titles are covered as long as English abstracts are available. Full-text linking is available
wherever the technology and the access arrangements permit and continues to expand as such
arrangements allow. Integrated web searching and patent searching by Scirus.
Electronic journals
Periodicals are listed in the library catalog. Holdings in all formats are unified in one record, and most entries for journals held in electronic format contain a hyperlink to the source. Searches in the web-based catalog enable one to follow these links directly. A complete list of electronic journals is on the Tisch homepage under Electronic Journals.
Key Weekly Science Journals
Nature. Nature Publishing Group.
Current:
v387-, 1997-
Back volumes v. 54-84 (1896-1910) and v.132- (1937-): [PRINT.
Tisch Bound Periodicals Q1 .N2]
Back volumes v.112-131 (1923-1933): [MICROFORMS. R93]
Science. AAAS.
Current:
v270-, (1995-)
Back
volumes v.1-270, (1800-1995)
Collections of Electronic Journals
BioMedCentral
BioMedCentral is an independent publishing house committed to
providing immediate free access to peer-reviewed biomedical research
and has established 57 new titles in the biomedical sciences.
Blackwell
Synergy. Blackwell Publishing.
Provides full-text access to 600+ scholarly journals. To browse
Biology, select Life and Physical Sciences.
HighWire Press
Contains the full text of 335 leading biomedical journals available
primarily from professional societies. Archival backfiles are open
access. Subscriptions are need for the current year. Consult the
library
catalog to see if Tufts subscribes to the title.
ScienceDirect.
Elsevier.
A database of over 1,700 journal titles covering the life, physical,
technical and social sciences. Titles start with the initial volume
of publication; all titles have tables of contents and abstracts,
and most have full-text articles. Tufts has access to approximately
800 titles from 1995 to date. The titles formerly published by
Academic Press commence with 1993. Green boxes indicate subscribed
titles; white boxes are for non-subscribed titles. Please note:
ScienceDirect no longer provides access to non-subscribed titles.
Articles from non-subscribed titles must be obtained from Tisch
Document Delivery - Borrow from Other Libraries or purchased
directly from ScienceDirect. Browse
the Biochemistry, Genetics, and Molecular Biology Library.
SpringerLink
Provides access to 460+ electronic journals with full-text and
some book series. The focus is on science and technology. Browse
Online Libraries for titles in the Life Sciences.
Wiley
InterScience
Provides full-text access to 300+ journals published by John Wiley
& Sons. To browse the Life and Medical Sciences journals click
on Journal Finder.
Other Sources for Research Papers
Pre-prints, conferences and proceedings, dissertations, and technical reports are other sources for original research.
ISI
Proceedings
An index to the published literature of significant conferences,
symposia, and seminars.
Conference
Papers Index. CSA/IDS, 1982-
Citation to papers presented at major science meetings worldwide;
focus is on life and environmental sciences.
Dissertation
Abstracts. First Search. 1861-
Indexes dissertations accepted at accredited institutions; covers
all disciplines. Updated monthly.
Tufts University
Dissertations. ProQuest, 1996-
Tufts dissertations and theses published in Dissertation Abstracts
from 1996 to date. Provides full-text access.
GrayLit Network. U.S.
Government.
A science portal of technical reports from the Department of Energy,
Department of Defense, Environmental Protection Agency, and NASA.
Patents Indexes
Derwent
Innovations Index. ISI.
A resource for patent literature from 40 patent issuing authorities.
Uses the ISI search interface and links forward in time to citing
patents and backwards in time to cited patents. Coverage for some
patents begins in 1963.
esp@cenet (Searchable Worldwide
Patents Database) EPO, 1920-
Free worldwide patent information with full-text patents from
the European Patent Office.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Website for the USPTO. Information on patenting an idea, doing
a patent search, and locating a patent depository library.
USPTO Patent
Classification Home Page
U.S. Manual on Patent Classification searchable website.
Find Web Resources on the Internet
In the 1980s the World Wide Web emerged and spawned publications of its own, independent of the print traditions. Information retrieved from the open web must be reviewed for authority, accuracy and authenticity. Keeping these limitations in mind, there are some excellent information resources available from the open web, especially those associated with government agencies and universities. See how to evaluate web resources.
General Web Search Engines
Google
A top ranked web search engine, with good relevancy. Uses tabs
at the top of the search box. The tab Directory is a Page Rank
version of the Open Directory and includes a category for Science
Biology with the subcategory Biochemistry
and Molecular Biology. There is also a tab for Groups (a Usenet
news database), Images and News.
Alltheweb.com
Good web search engine. Indexes full webpage, PDF files, Microsoft
Word files, and text within Flash files. Also includes tabs for
databases of news, pictures, videos, audio and FTP files.
Science Web Search Engines
Scirus
A comprehensive science-specific search engine. Locates peer-reviewed
articles.
Tufts University Biology Department
Communication Forums
BIOSCI
A set of electronic communication forums for biological scientists
worldwide. Hosted at the U.K. Medical Research Council's Human
Genome Mapping Project Resource Center.
Databases
DBCAT, The Public
Catalog of Databases
Links to existing genetics and molecular biology databases listed
by main application fields: DNA, RNA, Protein, Genomic, Mapping,
Protein Structure, and Literature. A collaboration of INFOBIOGEN
and EBI.
Sequence Databases
BCM Search Launcher.
Baylor College of Medicine.
Project to organize molecular biology-related search and analysis
services available on the WWW by function by providing a single
point-of-entry for related searches.
BLAST. NCBI.
A set of similarity search programs designed to explore all of
the available sequence databases regardless of whether the query
is protein or DNA.
FASTA Programs at the
U. of Virginia
Stands for Fast-All. Can be used for a fast protein comparison
or a fast nucleotide comparison. Program achieves a high level
of sensitivity for similarity searching at high speed.
Pub Crawler
A free "alerting" service that scans daily updates
to the NCBI Medline (PubMed) and GenBank databases according
to search terms requested by user.
Nucleotide Sequence Databases
Entrez
Nucleotide. NCBI.
A collection of sequences from several sources, including GenBank,
RefSeq, and PDB.
EMBL Nucleotide Sequence
Database
Europe's primary nucleotide sequence resource.
GenBank.
NCBI.
The NIH genetic sequence database; an annotated collection of
all publicly available DNA sequences.
Genome Databases
Entrez
Genome. NCBI.
Database provides views for a variety of genomes, complete chromosomes,
contiged sequence maps, and integrated genetic and physical maps.
The Genome Database
(GDB)
The official central repository for genomic mapping data resulting
from the Human Genome Initiative. At present, GDB comprises descriptions
of the following types of objects: regions, maps, and variations
of the human genome.
Human Genome Browser from UCSC
Site contains the reference sequence for the human and C. elegans
genomes and working drafts for the mouse, rat, C. briggsae, and
SARS genomes.
KEGG: Kyoto Encyclopedia of
Genes and Genomes
A suite of
databases and associated software, integrating our current
knowledge on molecular interaction networks in biological processes
(PATHWAY database), the information about the universe of genes
and proteins (GENES/SSDB/KO databases), and the information about
the universe of chemical compounds and reactions.
Online
Mendelian Inheritance in Man. NCBI.
A database that catalogs human genes and genetic disorders.
REBASE The
Restriction Enzyme Database
A collection of information about restriction enzymes and related
proteins containing published and unpublished references, recognition
and cleavage sites, isoschizomers, commercial availability, methylation
sensitivity, and crystal and sequence data.
Protein Sequence Databases
Entrez
Protein Database. NCBI.
Compiled from a variety of sources, including SwissProt, PIR,
PRF, PDB, and translations from annotated coding regions in GenBank
and RefSeq.
PIR
International Protein Sequence Database (PIR-PSD)
Annotated protein sequence database.
Swiss-Prot
Database
A curated protein sequence database that provides annotation,
minimal redundancy, and high level of integration with other databases.
Protein Structure Databases
MMDB:
Molecular Modeling DataBase. NCBI.
A structure database that is a subset of three-dimensional structures
obtained from the Protein Data Bank.
PIR (Protein Information
Resource)
Project provides protein databases and analysis tools to support
research on molecular evolution, functional genomics, and computational
biology.
PIR
International Protein Sequence Database (PIR-PSD)
Annotated protein sequence database.
Protein Data Bank
Repository for the processing and distribution of 3-D biological
macromolecular structure data.
Protein Motif Databases
PROSITE: Database of Protein
Families and Domains
Consists of biologically significant sites, patterns and profiles
that help to reliably identify to which known protein family a
new sequence belongs.
3-D Protein Views Databases
Molecular
Visualization Software: Protein Explorer, Chime, & RasMol
Free software for visualizing the three-dimensional structures
of protein, DNA, and RNA macromolecules, and their interactions
and binding of ligands, inhibitors, and drugs.
Software:
Molecular Graphics. Protein Data Bank.
List of molecular graphics and modeling programs.
Protemics Databases
Proteome Analysis @ EBI
Provides statistical and comparative analyses of the predicted
proteomes of fully sequenced organisms.
Microarray Databases
DNA Microarray (Gene Chip)
Basics on DNA microarray technology and a list of academic and
industrial links.
Protein - Other
Protein Reviews on
the Web. National Center for Biotechnology Information.
Short guides on the approximately 200 human CD cell-surface molecules.
Peer-reviewed; provides approximately 20 standardized categories
of information (biochemical function, ligands, etc.) for each
CD antigen.
Text Browsers
Entrez. NCBI.
The text-based search and retrieval system used at NCBI for the
major databases, including PubMed, Nucleotide and Protein Sequences,
Protein Structures, Complete Genomes, and Taxonomy.
PubMED
A service of NLM, provides access to MEDLINE citations back to
the mid-1960s and additional life science journals.
SRS @ EBI. European Bioinformatics
Institute.
A data integration platform, providing access to the large volumes
of Life Science data stored in more than 400 internal and public
domain databases.
Molecular Biology Information Servers
European Bioinformatics Institute
(EBI)
Center for research and services in bioinformatics. The Institute
manages databases of biological data including nucleic acid, protein
sequences and macromolecular structures.
European Molecular Biology
Laboratory (EMBL)
Lab conducts basic research in molecular biology, supports scientists
and students in its member states, and develops new instrumentation
for biological research.
L. A. Hazen Genome Sequencing
Center. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.
Center performs high-throughput sequencing of several organisms,
including the flowering plant Arabidopsis thaliana, the fission
yeast S. pombe, and homo sapiens.
National Center for Biotechnology
Information
NCBI creates public databases, conducts research in computational
biology, develops software tools for analyzing genome data, and
disseminates biomedical information.
Database Directories and Links
Amos' WWW links page.
ExPASy Molecular Biology Server.
Pointers to information sources for life scientists with an interest
in biological macromolecules.
Introduction
to Molecular Biology Databases. EBI.
Describes molecular biology databases available to researchers
arranged by topics such as bibliographic, nucleotide and protein
sequence, structure, genetic, and taxonomy.
Molecular
Biology Database Collection
From Nucleic Acids Research database issue v.31 issue 1
Gateways & Portals (Web Libraries)
All the Virology on the WWW
A collection of virology and microbiology related websites that
includes online course notes (diagrams, tutorials and videos),
news, and an index to virus pictures on the web. Maintained by
Dr. David Sander at Tulane University Medical School.
Bioinformatics and Systems
Biology Electronic Library
Papers, conferences, links to subject journals maintained by Markus
Herrgard, UCSD.
The
Biolist - Molecular Biology Places of Interest
Molecular biology links arranged by more than 70 categories. From
BBSRC Bioscience IT Services in the UK.
Biological
Servers on the Web
Index with links to biology websites including: databases, bibliographies,
online tools, and tutorials.
Biology Links.
Harvard University
Maintained by Harvard's Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology.
Biotechnology Information
Directory. WWW Virtual Library.
Links to companies, research institutes, universities, sources
of information and other directories specific to biotechnology,
pharmaceutical development and related fields.
Cell and Molecular Biology Online
Provides a general resource for online information on cell and
molecular biology.
Cell Biology.
WWW Virtual Library.
List of websites arranged by subject.
Molecular
Biology. Yahoo Directory.
Links to online resources on molecular biology. Access by subtopic,
most popular, or use search function.
Government Resources
Bioethics
Resources on the Web. National Institutes of Health.
A list of annotated web links pertaining to bioethics issues,
such as human subject research, stem cell research genetic testing,
animal care, and medicine.
DOEgenomes.org
A resource for information about the Human Genome project coordinated
by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Institutes of
Health. Projects include the Genome
to Life and Microbial
Genome programs.
National Center for Biotechnology
Information (NCBI). NIH.
The NCBI is a national resource for molecular biology and informatics.
National Human Genome Research
Institute
Agency responsible for the support of NIH genetic and genomic
research, investigating the ethical, legal and social implications
surrounding genetics research, and conducting educational outreach
on genomics.
National Institute of Biomedical
Imaging and Bioengineering. NIH.
Coordinates with the biomedical imaging and bioengineering programs
of other agencies and NIH Institutes to support imaging and engineering
research with potential medical applications and facilitates the
transfer of such technologies to medical applications.
National Library of Medicine
Access NLM's databases, publications, and research activities.
Images/Pictures
The
Big Picture Book of Viruses
Provides links to virus pictures on the web. Search by name, structure/genome,
host, or disease.
Genome
Science Images. DOE.
A resource for genome illustrations, line drawings, and microscopy.
IMB Jena Image Library
of Biological Macromolecules
Information on three-dimensional biopolymer structures with an
emphasis on visualization and analysis. Includes access to all
structures images deposited in the Protein
Data Bank and Nucleic
Acids Data Bank.
Klotho: Biochemical
Compounds Declarative Database
Search 439 unique compounds; configurations, synonyms. Viewable
as static image or in PDB format which requires a molecular viewer
plug in for your browser.
Library
of 3-D Molecular Structures
Molecular models of various chemical, amino acids, lipids and
drugs. Some models are in PDB format for which a molecular viewer
plug in is needed.
Molecular
Expressions Galleria
Collections of color photographs taken through an optical microscope.
From National High Magnetic Field Laboratory.
News
Genomics: A Global Resource
News source for genomics information.
The Scientist
An international news magazine published in print and on the web
that reports and analyzes the issues and events that impact the
life sciences. Site contains news, features, professional information,
and research updates.
Research Tools
BioJava.org
An open-source project dedicated to providing Java tools for processing
biological data
Biology Workbench. UCSD.
Web-based tool for biologists for searching popular protein and
nucleic acid sequence databases. Comprised of (WWW)-based user
interface, an interoperable interface to biological sequence and
structure databases, a collection of biological sequence and structure
analysis tools, and links to biological sequence and structure
databases.
Bioinformatics.org
Information on free tools for bioinformatics research.
The BioToolKit.
BioSupply Net.
An annotated directory of over 1000 links to online molecular
biology resources; includes basic research tools and advanced
applications for genome, transcriptome, and proteome data retrieval,
analysis, and visualization.
CMS Molecular Biology Resource
Internet and electronic resources for molecular biology, biochemistry,
biotechnology, molecular evolution, and biomolecular modeling.
Emboss
Free Open Source software analysis package specially developed
for the needs of the molecular biology user community. The software
automatically copes with data in a variety of formats and allows
transparent retrieval of sequence data from the web.
Technical
Manuals. Roche Applied Science.
Commercial site with access to select manuals online as well as
product listings.
WFCC-MIRCEN World Data Centre
for Microorganisms
A directory of culture collections, databases on microbes and
cell lines, and a gateway to biodiversity, molecular biology and
genome projects.
Societies & Associations
American Crystallographic
Association (ACA)
Promotes the study of the arrangement of the atoms in matter,
its causes, its nature and its consequences, and of the tools
and methods used in such studies.
Association of Biomolecular Resource
Facilities
Promotes communication and cooperation among core facilities and
research laboratories and provides research mechanisms for evaluation
and improvement of biotechnical capabilities of core facilities.
Site contains information on the ABRF, a yellow pages that lists
commercial labs offering analytical services, and links to other
websites of interest.
European
Bioinformatics Institute
Center for research and services in bioinformatics that manages
databases of biological information including nucleic acid, protein
sequences and macromolecular structures.
Environmental Mutagen Society
(EMS)
The primary scientific society fostering research on the basic
mechanisms of mutagenesis as well as on the application of this knowledge in
the field of genetic toxicology.
International Society for Computational
Biology
Group's emphasis is on the role of computing and informatics in
advancing molecular biology.
Federation of American Societies
for Experimental Biology (FASEB)
Coalition of independent Member Societies that serve the interests
of biomedical and life scientists, particularly those related
to public policy issues.
The Human Genome Organization
Promotes international discussion and collaboration on scientific
issues and topics crucial to the progress of the world-wide human
genome initiative.
The Society for Mathematical Biology
A forum for discussion of research in biology, mathematical biology,
and mathematics applied to or motivated by biology.
Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
Academic non-profit foundation whose mission is to promote research,
the development of databanks and computer technologies, teaching
and service activities in the field of bioinformatics.
UK Human Genome Mapping Project
Resource Centre
Provides access to research tools for the fields of genomics,
genetics and functional genomics.
The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
A genome research center based in the UK. Site offers information
on the institute's programs, genome databases, software tools,
and other resources.
Study &Teaching Resources
BioTech. University
of Texas, Austin.
Hybrid biology/chemistry educational resource and research tool.
Coalition for Education
in the Life Sciences
A national coalition of professional societies in the biological
sciences that have joined together to improve undergraduate education
in the life sciences. Website has links to educational resources
and other professional organizations.
MIT
Biology Hypertextbook
Online textbook that supports MIT's introductory molecular biology
course.
Molecular
Biology Notebook Online
A tool for students and teachers.
DOE
HGP Genomics Primers
A good basic explanation of the human genome project and its potential
impact.
2can Bioinformatics
Educational Resource
This site provides short and concise introductions to basic concepts
in molecular and cell biology and bioinformatics. The main emphasis
is placed on making it as easy as possible for the user to understand
which tools and databases are available from the EBI and from
sites belonging to it's collaborators.
Suppliers
American Type Culture Collection
(ATCC)
A global nonprofit bioresource center that provides biological
products, technical services, and educational programs to private
industry, government, and academic organizations.
BioSpace
Commercial site offers both public and subscription accessed life
sciences information and resources. Aggregates relevant news,
information and services for industry research and development.
BioSupplyNet
Commercial site with links to biomedical research supplies and
services.
Dennis Kunkel's Microscopy,
Inc.
Photo gallery of an award-winning photomicrographer. Extensive
collection of scientific images for viewing or licensed use.
Fisher Scientific
Commercial manufacturer and distributor of scientific instruments,
equipment, supplies, workstations and chemicals.
SciQuest
Commercial provider of technology, services and domain expertise
for procurement and materials management in support of the life
sciences, higher education and industrial research markets.
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