Honors+Biology+Research

Department: Science & Technology toc =Honors Biology Research=

Print Resources
The WHS library has several reference books and other print materials that provide information and articles on a range of subjects. Often these articles have Works Cited at the end that can be useful for finding additional resources for your project.

REF 616 GAL 6 volumes- The Gale Enyclopedia of Medicine REF 615.902 Biological Hazards REF 616.9 Encyclopedia of Infectious Diseases REF 610.3 MAC Macmillan Health Encyclopedia- Communicable Diseases, Volume 2 616.01 BRO Don't Touch that Doorknob!: How germs can zap you and how you can zap back616.01 ZIM Killer Germs616.01 BID A Field Guide to Germs616.01 TOM The Gospel of Germs

Databases
(Passwords are available at the library.) [|Science Reference Center] - Contains current articles from journals like Science, Science News, Nature, Scientific American, Environment, Science & Technology and more. [|InfoTrac] - Find reference information and journal articles about bacteria from science magazines, journals and reference books. [|JSTOR-] Search for scholarly journal articles from peer reviewed journals. [|Google Scholar]- Search for journal articles and books across the world wide web. Items found can be accessed electronically, located in a local library, or ordered through interlibrary loan.

Search Biology Recommended Websites
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Recommended Websites
[|American Society for Microbiology] [|Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition] [|Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] [|Common Cold Fact Sheet National Institutes of Health] [|Consumer Advice Food and Food Safety, Food and Drug Administration] [|Disaster Preparedness Federal Emergency Management Agency] [|Emergency Sanitation Federal Emergency Management Agency] [|Food Safety Site Index, US Department of Agriculture] [|National Food Safety Database] [|Institute for Food and Nutrition] [|World Health Organization]

Website Evaluation
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Citation Style: MLA
Examples are available from [|University of North Carolina] or [|aresearchguide.com].