The following link will provide you with access to recently published research and review articles and popular press coverage focusing on the genetic concepts covered in this chapter.

• Additional articles by the author of this textbook focus on Chromosome Tips Called Telomeres and The Complex World of the Cell.

The following sites provide you with tutorials, information-gathering opportunities, and/or interactive exercises focusing on the concepts covered in each chapter.

• Examine cell composition at CellsAlive! and the Virtual Cell.

• The Studying Cells Problem Set and Tutorial at The Biology Project will help you to review the basic principles covered in this chapter.

• The Cytoskeleton Tutorial and Problem Set at The Biology Project will also help you to review the basic principles covered in this chapter.

• Mitosis and the cell cycle tutorials

The Cell Cycle and Mitosis Problem Set and Tutorial from The Biology Projectwill help you review the events that occur in the cell cycle and the process of mitosis.

MIT Biology Hypertextbook: Review the basic concepts of Mitosis by studying this chapter of the MIT Biology Hypertextbook.

• You can easily access specific information about adrenoleukodystrophy, cystic fibrosis, neurofibromatosis, Wilson disease, Zellweger syndrome, and muscular dystrophy through the Human Gene Map Site.

• Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man is a searchable database of information on genetic diseases. Try searching for information about Lesh-Nyhan syndrome, hypercholesterolemia, maple syrup urine disease, and/or biotinidase deficiency.

• The National Center for Biotechnology Information site provides you with the tools needed for "data mining" on the web. At this site, you can compare gene and protein sequences using BLAST, explore the outline of the complete human genome sequence using GeneMap'99, compare DNA from human and mouse sources using Human-Mouse Homology Maps, and obtain human, rat, and mouse gene sequence information using LocusLink. Other resources are also available at this site, so don't be afraid to explore!