World Wide Web resources

For new or would-be users of models, I present in Chapter 11 an introduction to molecular modeling, demonstrating how modern graphics programs allow users to display and manipulate models and to perform powerful structure analysis, even on desktop computers. This chapter also provides information on how to use the World Wide Web to obtain graphics programs and learn how to use them. It also provides an introduction to the Protein Data Bank (PDB), a World Wide Web resource from which you can obtain most of the available macromolecular models. 

This World Wide Web resource is a collection of AHRQ Supported Guidelines, AHRQ Technology Assessments and Reviews, ATIS (HIV/AIDS Technical Information), NIH Warren G. Magnuson Clinical Research Studies, NIH Consensus Development Program, Public Health Service (PHS) Guide to Clinical Preventive Services and the Substance Abuse, and Mental Health Services Administration s Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (SAMHSA/CSAT) Prevention Enhancement and Treatment Improvement Protocols. 

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