| # | Web Site Title | Description |
| 1. | Molecular Cell Biology | The Companion Website for your textbook. You can now view here the animations and videos shown to you in the class. You can enhance your understanding and skills via interactive activities, find scientific literature and other websites related to your course and access podcasts on key concepts. Take an online quiz. Much more... |
| 2. | eBook Companion | Access complete contents of the text along with interactive media and study tools. (May require separate subscription) |
| 3. | Molecular Cell Biology Book | Full Text version of the older, 4th edition, of your book available FREE online. |
| 4. | Molecular Biology of the Cell | Another great book. Suggested for supplementary Reading for your course. Free online. |
| 5. | Molecular Genetics Science Learning Center | University of Utah based excellent website. Provides basics of Genetics and Molecular Genetics. Highly recommended as preparatory reading for your course. Many of the advanced topics in this website can also be used to supplement your course. Covers hot topics like stem cells, personalized medicine, gene therapy and much more. |
| 6. | The Virtual Cell | Takes you on a journey inside a cell. Examine the organelles of a cell and view electron micrographs |
| 7. | Cell Cycle Control and Cancer | A brief overview of cell cycle control and cancer |
| 8. | Apoptosis/programmed cell death home page | provides a forum for discussion on apoptosis and links to other sites |
| 9. | Stem Cell Tutorial | STEM CELLS—EXPLAINED AND EXPLORED. |
| 9. | Kinesin | The molecular Motor Protein. |
| 10. | What is there? | Untangling what genes do. |
| 11. | Gene expression database | Genes that make normal Cells go awry and turn cancerous. |
| 12. | STKE: Signal Transduction Knowledge Environment |
Access to research papers from over 40 respected scientific journals, plus original reviews and perspectives, Science's STKE brings together the diverse array of research, opinion, and resources essential for cutting-edge work in this growing field. |
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