References

= Virus Resources =

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**The following sites may prove useful for your research. Please keep a record of which resources you take your information from. If you are having difficulty finding certain information about your pathogen, ask Mr. Neilson or Ms. Bacon for help searching.** =====

All the Virology on the Web [] Click menu on left to see table of contents. Links to specific virus sites links and other resources.

Big Picture Book of Viruses [] See links menu on left. Also links to the ICTV database...viral taxonomy.

Centre for Disease Control Special Pathogens Branch [] See menu to left. Check out technical info when specific virus page is accessed.

Centre for Disease Control Advanced Search page [] With proper keywords, most human viral diseases listed here

Universal Virus Database ICTV []

World Health Organization []

Health Canada Diseases and Conditions [] Use the search field.

Disease Database...information aggregator []

Health Protection Agency []

Public Health Image Library...useful images of various diseases []

Institute of Human Virology [|http://www.ihv.org] Use the search field

Medline Plus..viral infections page [] See menu on right side of page

= Additional Virus Research Resources  =

ERAC Web Portal [] Four databases available to SD34 students. Try CPI.Q and the Student Resource Centre…note you can search for particular media types, including books and magazines. When accessing this site from outside of RBSS: Username:34rbss Password: student EBSCO [|http://search.ebscohost.com]/ Great starting point...links to other resources at bottom of most articles. If accessing from outside school... Username:rbs34 Password: pass34

Another technique to find scholarly info via search engines: Type the keywords you want e.g. mumps vaccine… followed by site:edu or filetype:pdf

Or try out []

A new search engine for students.

= = = = = Bacterial Resource List =

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**The following sites may prove useful for your research. Please keep a record of which resources you take your information from. If you are having difficulty finding certain information about your pathogen, ask Mr. Neilson or Ms. Bacon for help searching. Clicking the RBSS Library database icons below will take you to that page. There is also an extensive list of other sites below the icon bar.** =====


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Other Useful Sites listed below:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Health Canada: Diseases and Conditions

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World Health Organization

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Diseases Database

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Health Protection Agency

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The Bad Bug Book

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Public Health Image Library...useful images of various diseases

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Medline Plus..viral infections page

[|http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/bacterialinfections.html#cat42]

See menu on right side of page

= Additional Bacterial Disease Research Resources  =

ERAC Web Portal

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Four databases available to SD34 students.

Try CPI.Q and the Student Resource Centre…note you can

search for particular media types, including books and magazines.

When accessing this site from outside of RBSS:

Username:34rbss

Password: student

EBSCO

[|http://search.ebscohost.com]/

Great starting point...links to other resources at bottom of most articles.

If accessing from outside school...

Username:rbs34

Password: pass34

Another technique to find scholarly info via search engines:

Type the keywords you want e.g. mumps vaccine…

followed by site:edu or filetype:pdf

Google Scholar

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Find abstracts and full text of scholarly works on bacteria.

Try also…

Infomine…a scholarly internet resource collection

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Bubl Link Catalogue of Internet Resources

Useful but many of the links are on the sheet you already have.

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