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Strasser, Bruno J.,. Collecting experiments: making big data biology / Bruno J. Strasser. — 1 online resource (pages) — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1941120.pdf>.Record create date: 5/2/2019 Subject: Biology, Experimental — Data processing.; Biology, Experimental — Databases.; Biological models — Data processing.; Biological specimens — Collection and preservation — Technological innovations.; Big data.; Big data.; Biological models — Data processing.; Biology, Experimental — Data processing.; HEALTH & FITNESS / Holism; HEALTH & FITNESS / Reference; MEDICAL / Alternative Medicine; MEDICAL / Atlases; MEDICAL / Essays; MEDICAL / Family & General Practice; MEDICAL / Holistic Medicine; MEDICAL / Osteopathy Collections: EBSCO Allowed Actions: –
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Table of Contents
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Biology, Computers, Data
- Biology Transformed
- Naturalists vs. Experimentalists?
- The Laboratory and Experimentalism
- The Museum and Natural History
- 1. Live Museums
- Microbes at the American Museum of Natural History
- The Industrialization of Mice
- Corn in an Agricultural Station
- Sharing Flies
- Viruses, Bacteria, and the Rise of Molecular Genetics
- Putting Stock Centers on the Federal Agenda
- Biological Collections Become Mainstream
- 2. Blood Banks
- Measuring Species, ca. 1900
- Alan A. Boyden’s Serological Systematics
- A Museum in a Laboratory
- Between Field and Laboratory: Charles G. Sibley
- Collecting in the Field
- Hybridization, Not Invasion
- 3 Data Atlases
- Understanding How Proteins Work
- Cracking the Genetic Code
- From the Field to the Laboratory
- Margaret O. Dayhoff, Computers, and Proteins
- The Atlas of Protein Sequence and Structure
- A Work of Compilation?
- The Gender of Collecting
- Research with the Atlas
- Whose Data? Whose Database?
- 4. Virtual Collections
- From Physical to Virtual Models
- The Systematic Study of Protein Structures
- The Creation of the Protein Data Bank
- The Natural History of Macromolecules
- Privacy, Priority, and Property
- A New Tool for Research
- 5. Public Databases
- Information Overload on the Horizon
- Margaret O. Dayhoff vs. Walter B. Goad
- Europe Takes the Lead
- Mobilizing the National Institutes of Health
- Collecting Data, Negotiating Credit and Access
- Distributing Data, Negotiating Ownership
- A Conservative Revolution
- 6. Open Science
- Databases, Journals, and the Gatekeepers of Scientific Knowledge
- Databases and the Production of Experimental Knowledge
- Sequence Databases, Genomics, and Computer Networks
- The Rise of Open Science
- Databases, Journals, and the Record of Science
- Conclusion
- The End of Model Organisms?
- The New Politics of Knowledge
- Archives Consulted
- Bibliography
- Notes
- Index
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