1. Green Mamba: WhoZoo snakes. Suppose that the biologist then captures an additional. 30 black mamba snakes. What is the probability that he http://www.whozoo.org/Intro98/kevbrash/greenmamba2.htm

THE DANGEROUS GREEN MAMBA SOME INTERESTING INFORMATION SCIENTIFIC NAME: Dendroaspis angusticeps PHYLUM: Chordata CLASS: Reptilia ORDER: Squamata FAMILY: Elapidae LENGTH: 4-7 feet RANGE: Most of East Africa; from Kenya to Zimbabwe. HABITAT: Found usually in tropical or wooded areas. Mambas are also very good tree climbers. DIET: Feeds mostly on birds and lizards. The mamba differs from other snakes in that after striking its prey it leaves it to die. Digestion of a kill requires eight to ten hours. LOCATION IN THE ZOO:  Herpetarium ANATOMY Mambas have scales on their bodies. The green in the mamba's body is used to help hide it from its enemies while resting in the trees. The mamba's jaw is adapted for feeding, with the snake's skin being elastic and it being able to dislocate. That is why the mamba can swallow prey up to four times the size of its head. SENSES Smell is detected by the use of mamba's tongue, which picks up vibrations. Vibrations can also be picked up from the ground through the mamba's body. LOCOMOTION When confronted by predators, mambas prefer to flee at speeds up to 7 mph, but will strike when threatened.

2. Black Mamba Kills Black Mamba Kills! I need your help to save Africans and the people whoare threatened or bit by the highly venomous Black mamba snakes. http://bg016.k12.sd.us/Persuasive_Writing/black_mamba.htm

Black Mamba Kills Poster Microsoft Word is needed to view this work. Black Mamba Kills! I need your help to save Africans and the people who are threatened or bit by the highly venomous Black Mamba snakes. You can help these people by sending letters such as this one to scientists, and people who are hurt and have lost loved ones by these snakes. Please help us make a cure for the mamba bites. They slither, strike, and eat whatever comes in sight. People in South Africa run and hide from these black-mouthed critters. Two drops of venom can kill a person by interfering with the brain signals. It is the most feared and deadly out of the all the snakes in South Africa, and when there wasn’t any anti venom for mamba bites it was 100% fatal. It got its name by the lining of the mouth, and is known to be the most intelligent out of the snake race. The female black mamba is just as deadly as the male. The female can lay up to six to seven eggs at a time, and burrows under houses, moldy logs, and their favorite places are in warm moist places, and where food is near such as termite nests. The eggs hatch in three months and are capable of killing two hundred people when born. The baby mambas then go and eat food like mice, frogs, lizards, small snakes, and even their brothers and sisters unless they get out of the way and find food for themselves. The Black Mamba is so deadly that even a single scrape of a fang can mean going to the hospital and pretty serious injuries. The Green Mamba is related to the Black Mamba and is pretty venomous but not as severe. The Mamba can move up to twelve mph and is believed to chase people when very very aggressive. It has a coffin shaped head and can kill anything. Only when threatened will it hiss, maybe fighting for a female, or if it’s hungry.

3. Swift River School: Newsletter They have green venom. They have fangs. mamba snakes eat eggs. They slither up to30 miles per hour. mamba snakes eat little rodents. They live in the desert. http://www.swiftriver.k14.mass.edu/current/current.html

Newsletter of the Swift River School Serving the Communities of Wendell and New Salem Volume 12, Issue #29 , Thursday, April 3, 2003 IMPORTANT DATES Friday, April 4, 2003 11:30 a.m. Early dismissal, Kindergarten 1:10 p.m. Early dismissal, Grades 1 - 6 Saturday, April 5, 2003 8:00 a.m. Pancake Breakfast Thursday, April 10, 2003 6:15 p.m. ECPC Meeting Friday, April 11, 2003 Bus Driver Appreciation Breakfast 11:30 a.m. Early dismissal, Kindergarten Monday, April 14, 2003 3:00 p.m. Gymnastics Rehearsal Tuesday, April 15, 2003 9:30 a.m. Gym Show Dress Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. Gym Show IMPORTANT REMINDER EARLY DISMISSAL Friday, April 4th and Friday, April 11th are early dismissal days to allow for parent teacher conferences. please be sure to send a bus note to school! ENCHANTED FOREST HOURS EXTENDED The Enchanted Forest will open at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, April 4th and April 11th for kindergarten students. Older students are welcome to come to EF when school is dismissed on those days at 1:10 p.m. Be sure to

4. The Tucker Tribune Grasshopper Find out about grasshoppers from Paul! Green Mamba Snake Find outabout mamba snakes from Alexander! Tiger Find out about tigers from Libby! http://www.myschoolonline.com/folder/0,1872,49384-142921-51-90852,00.html

Home Page Our School Website Calendar Accelerated Reader ... Meet Miss Tucker Animals Galore! Cheetah Chimpanzees Cobra Coyote ... Nominate this site for the Showcase The Tucker Tribune Animals Galore! The students in our class have been researching different animals. They will be writing research papers, creating a HyperStudio multimedia project, making and painting a clay figure of the animal, and many more activities. We've even imported some really fun puzzles of the different animals. Please stick around and see what we've done. Cheetah Find out about cheetahs from Kourtney! Chimpanzees Find out about chimpanzees from Melissa! Cobra Find out about cobras from J.P.! Coyote Find out about coyotes from Allison! Dolphin Find out about dolphins from Amy! Eagles Find out about eagles from Tanner! Frog Find out about frogs from Tyler! Grasshopper Find out about grasshoppers from Paul! Green Mamba Snake Find out about mamba snakes from Alexander! Tiger Find out about tigers from Libby! Horse Find out about horses from Rikki! Jaguar Find out about jaguars from Kaitlyn! Killer Whale Find out about killer whales from Johnny!

5. Pictura - Volume 7, Issue 5 All the other guys were quickly asleep as I lay wideeyed, wonderingif the tent entrance was tight enough to keep out mamba snakes. http://www.credenda.org/issues/7-5pictura.php

print-ready version share this article with a friend Volume 7, Issue 5 : Pictura Magaliesburg Men Douglas Jones My sister and I rolled our eyes at each other once again as we exited the plane. We had first rolled our eyes when we noticed, during the plane's descent to Jan Smuts Airport, Johannesburg, that we flew over some very lush neighborhoods where every house had either an olympic-sized pool or a tennis court and then flew over neighborhoods that looked like war zonesendless, broken, mud-colored buildings. Now we rolled our eyes and our stomachs twitched as we gaped at the division between the all-black airport workers on the right and the all-white supervisors and flight crews on the left. Mom and Dad were already to the airline terminal doing important parent things. But we had to be the sociologists, though I was barely twelve and my sister some higher teen age. That arrival in South Africa seemed like a long time ago now. I brought my thoughts back to the present and looked around at the six other Boy Scouts sitting in the back of the moving pickup truck. So South African

6. Synaptic Transmission In The Nervous System For example, alphadendrotoxin from the venom of deadly mamba snakes is aspecific inhibitor of voltage-dependent, fast activating K + channels. http://www.bio.ic.ac.uk/research/dolly/dolly.html

Synaptic transmission in the nervous system Professor Oliver Dolly (Professor of Molecular Neurobiology) Dr Yuri Ushkaryov (Wellcome Senior European Research Fellow) A black mamba snake - its venom is a source of dendrotoxin A major goal of our ongoing research is to decipher the molecular mechanisms of exocytosis and its regulation, by indentifying and biochemically characterising proteins responsible for these fundamental processes. Such a challenging task can be best addressed by employing as probes naturally-occurring neurotoxins which exhibit unique abilities to perturb the individual components involved. Topics Introduction K channels in mammalian brain Neurexins ... Proteins from the exocytotic complex are targets for Clostridial toxins Introduction Nerve cells communicate with each other and target tissues by releasing signal molecules - neurotransmitters - at specialised junctions called synapses (Fig A). Arrival of an electrical impulse at a nerve terminal triggers the entry of Ca a messenger that elicits the secretion of neurotransmitter by exocytosis. The later involves fusion of synaptic membrane vesicles - packets of neurotransmitter - with the presynaptic membrane, at regions termed active zones. Transmitter thus released diffuses across the synaptic gap and activates a specific post-synaptic receptor initiating a response in the neighbouring cell and, thereby, transmitting the signal. Such quantal release of neurotransmitters, which plays a key role in information processing in the brain, can be influenced indirectly by K

7. BBC - Nature Earth - Explore Africa On the continent, there are mamba snakes and many varied large vipers. Of the amphibians,salamanders and hylid tree frogs are found only in the north west. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/earth/explore/africa_wildlife.shtml

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH WEDNESDAY 9th April 2003 Text only BBC Homepage Nature Earth ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Africa is renowned for its wildlife. There is a greater number of species found here than on any other continent with 90 species of hoofed animals and 2,000 species of freshwater fish. There are more than 60 species of carnivorous mammals, some of the most well known being the lion, cheetah and leopard. There are also wild dogs, hyenas, servals, wildcats, jackals, foxes, weasels, civets and mongoose. A wide range of primates includes 45 species of Old World monkeys, prosimian primates such as lemurs and bushbabies, and two great apes - the chimpanzee and the gorilla. Madagascar, in particular, where there are no true monkeys, has many lemurs. The Cape fur seal, the dugong and the manatee are among the marine mammals that can be seen in Africa's coastal waters, in addition to whales, dolphins and porpoises. Giraffes, hippopotamuses, aardvarks and tenrecs are among Africa's many endemic mammal species. The okapi is unique to Congo. Camels that originated from North America, are superbly adapted to desert life. About 1,775 bird species, some of which are visitors, can be seen in Africa. Ostriches, shoebill storks, hammerkops, touracos and secretary birds are endemic. Bustards, larks, sandgrouse and honey guides are mainly African. Vultures, eagles, hawks, owls, storks, waders and kingfishers are some of the bird predators and scavengers.

8. Virtual Naval Hospital: Standard First Aid Course - Chapter Nine - Poisoning Figure 93 - Neurotoxic Snakes and Their Bite Patterns. Coral snakes are relatedto the cobras, kraits, and mamba snakes in other areas of the world (Fig. http://www.vnh.org/StandardFirstAid/chapter9.html

NAVEDTRA 13119 Standard First Aid Course - Chapter Nine - Poisoning Poisoning Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Peer Review Status: Internally Peer Reviewed Each year in the United States, there are thousands of deaths from suicide or accidental poisonings. In addition to the fatalities, approximately one million cases of nonfatal poisoning occur because of exposure to substances in everyday use such as medications, industrial chemicals, cleaning agents, and plant and insect sprays. The Navy Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) Program requires a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) be readily available to all personnel working with hazardous material. MSDS's are technical bulletins produced by chemical manufacturers. They contain safety precaution information, first aid procedures, spill response, symptoms of over-exposure, and other vital safety information. The user should review MSDSs before using a hazardous material, and the MSDSs must be accessible in case of a mishap. An alternative source for the same information is the Hazardous Material User's Guide (HMUG). Emergency information is also available from the National Response Center (NRC), 1-800-424-8802 or the Chemical Treatment and Response Emergency Center (CHEMTREC) at 1-800-424-9300. Since most poisons act rapidly, professional medical attention or assistance from a poison control center should be obtained immediately. If more than one person is present, one should obtain assistance while the other begins administering first aid. Although the symptoms of poisoning may disappear completely before professional help is obtained, the poison may have harmful or fatal after effects.

9. Index4.html alphaDendrotoxin from the venom of deadly mamba snakes is a specificinhibitor of voltage-dependent, fast activating K+ channels. http://chemweb.calpoly.edu/chem/bailey/377/StudentPagesF01/Jose/index4.html

Snake Venom Composition Since the beginning of time, humans and animals have been fearful of and intrigued by the violent action of venoms from small creatures as snakes. This is because the amount of venom injected by these snakes is usually minuscule, and in most cases, the results are fatal. Snake venoms are unique mixtures with reference to their biochemical and pharmacological properties. All snake venoms are either colorless or yellowish. "Since all snake venoms contain multiple components with different mechanisms of action, the pathogenesis of reactions developing after a bite is of a very complex nature" Venom is not composed of a single substance common to all poisonous snakes, although almost all venoms consist of approximately 90% protein. The composition varies among species, however the closer the phylogenetic relationship of the snakes, the more similar the venom properties and composition will be. With more than one toxin present in snake venom, the toxins act together to optimize the actual poisoning. The overall toxicity is due to enzyme, as well as to non enzymatic proteins. "In the family Elapidae, the lethal action is attributed to neurotoxins that are not enzymes." Two toxins have been identified in the venom of the green mamba: alpha-Dendrotoxin and Fasciculin 2.

10. Snakes the nervous system e.g. mamba cobra). Venom of backfanged snakes affects blood circulation by preventing blood http://www.geocities.com/ngwenyaeco/snakes.htm

Reg. No. 98/18384/08 (a Section 21 Co. not for gain) "In Custody of Our Natural Heritage" "Subject" links at bottom of page SNAKES ! Interesting snake facts: There is approx. 2,000 species of snakes in the world Of these on 300 species are dangerous to man, very few will attack unless disturbed Southern Africa has 130 species. Only 14 (recorded species) The amount of venom injected is pre-determined depending on the size of the prey or how big the threat is to the snake. Poisonous snakes are divided into 2 categories : front and back-fanged snakes: Venom of back-fanged snakes affects blood circulation by preventing blood from clotting. (e.g. Boomslang) FRONT-FANGED SNAKES ADDERS: MAMBAS: Usually olive-brown with "coffin-shaped head - long snout and small eyes. Death can occur within 20 min to 8 hrs COBRAS: Usually has a hood. Delayed symptoms developing 24-48hrs after bite. Mozambique spitting cobra bite may also exhibit cytotoxic symptoms. BACK FANGED SNAKES e.g. BOOMSLANG:

11. Record Snakes RecordBreaking snakes. Top Ten Longest snakes 2)Black mamba. almost 100% moratlity without prompt antivenin treatment http://www2.excite.sfu.ca/pgm/students/alex_reid/snakes/RECORDS.HTM

Record-Breaking Snakes Top Ten Longest Snakes #1) Reticulated Python #2) Green Anaconda #3) Indian Python #4) Diamond Python #5) King Cobra #6) Boa Constrictor #7) Bushmaster #8)Giant Brown Snake #9) Diamondback Rattlesnake #10) Indigo Snake Top Ten Most Deadly Land Snakes* #1)Taipan almost 100% moratlity without prompt antivenin treatment #2)Black Mamba almost 100% moratlity without prompt antivenin treatment #3)Tiger Snake Very high mortality without prompt antivenin treatment #4)Common Krait Up to 50% mortality with antivenin #5)Death Adder 50%+ mortality even with antivenin #6)Cape Cobra High Mortality #7)King Cobra High Mortality,largest venomous snake, most venom per bite #8)Bushmaster Not Available #9)Green Mamba Not Available #10)Coral Snake Not Available *If you don't bug snakes, snakes won't bug you.Venomous snakes are vital to the ecosystem. Please respect them. Shortest Snake -Thread Snake( Leptotyplops bilineata ) 41/2", could have crawled through a pencil with the lead removed Heaviest Snake -Green Anaconda, about 500lb Oldest Snake -Male Boa Constrictor, age 40 years, 3 months, 14 days

12. TecKnoQuest: Mrs. MacDonald's Animal Links Page Wildlife Photo Images Giraffes. Black mamba (snakes). mambas NWF International Wildlife Magazine - Black mamba mamba http://www.tecknoquest.com/macdonald

Where Am I? Tecknoquest TecKnoQuest Inc. Mrs. MacDonald's Animal Links Page Gorillas Gorilla Gallery Gorillas Gorilla Facts Information on Gorillas for Students ... WRPRC Primate Image Collection Killer Whales Orca, Killer Whale: ZoomWhales.com Orca Print-out - Enchanted Learning Software Whale Songs * Cetacean Information * Killer Whale Killer Whales ... Discovering Whales - The Killer Whale Blue Whales Blue Whale ACS Cetacean Fact Sheet Whale Songs * Cetacean Information * Blue Whale Blue Whale Blue Whale Underwater Photos ... Blue Whale - EnchantedLearning.com Narwhal (Whales) Narwhal Narwhal Discovering Whales - The Narwhal Narwhal.shtml T Rex (Dinosuars) Kinetosaurs: Dinosaur Database Sue at The Field Museum Tyrannosaurus Zoom Dinosaurs ... The Rex Files Alligators and Crocodiles Alligator and Crocodile - Are They Different? Crocodile OneWorld Magazine - The Crocodile Files Alligators ... The Gator Hole Elephants African Elephant Printout- EnchantedLearning.com African elephant African Savannah: African Elephant Spook's Elephant Gallery ... Elephants Giraffes Giraffe African Savannah: Reticulated Giraffe Reticulated Giraffe Giraffes ... Wildlife Photo Images : Giraffes Black Mamba (Snakes) Mambas NWF - International Wildlife Magazine - Black Mamba Mamba FAQ Page King Cobra (Snakes) King Cobra Tigers Tiger Basics Learning All About Tigers, Tiger Missing Link Foundation

13. Green Mamba, Pictures And Information, Photographs, Snakes, Serpentes This short fanged group of snakes includes the Coral Snake of North America and theCobras. The bite and venom of the Western Green mamba can be rapidly fatal http://www.photovault.com/Link/Animals/Reptiles/Snakes/Species/GreenMamba.html

This page contains samples from our picture files on Green. These images are available for licensing in any media. For Pricing, General Guidelines, and Delivery information click here . You may contact us thru email or by phone for more information on the use of these pictures, and any others in our files not shown here. Page 1 of 1 Images Found for search term: "Green" Show Images Per Page: Page 1 of 1

14. Swazi Snakes Spring Surprise In CAF Cup teams drew 11 in Lusaka two weeks ago so mamba (snakes) qualify on the away-goal rule for a second-round showdown with http://www.arabia.com/egypt/sports/article/english/0%2C5127%2C12160%2C00.html

arabia Algeria Bahrain Iraq Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Libya Morocco Oman Palestine Qatar Saudi Arabia Sudan Syria Tunisia UAE Yemen Channels News Business TV Guide Sports Entertainment Mersal Careers Cartoonopia Bahgory Directory Weather Shop Technology Horoscope Poll Center Arab World Games Joke Stocks Cards Wanees Search Mail Chat Discussions ... Sports Swazi Snakes spring surprise in CAF Cup Green Mamba of Swaziland reached the second round of the African Football Confederation Cup despite being held 0-0 at home by Zanaco of Zambia April 16, 2001, 06:44 AM (AFP) - Outsiders Green Mamba of Swaziland reached the second round of the African Football Confederation Cup despite being held 0-0 at home by Zanaco of Zambia Sunday. The teams drew 1-1 in Lusaka two weeks ago so Mamba (Snakes) qualify on the away-goal rule for a second-round showdown with Ferroviario from neighbouring Mozambique. Mamba, a team composed largely of prison service employees, finished stronger in each half of a tight cup game at a packed Trade Fair Ground in Manzini. Mbongani Nkambule came closest for Mamba with a late first-half shot that rebounded off the crossbar and Newa Mwewa fired wide for Zanaco with only goalkeeper Nkosinathi Dlamini to beat.

15. Green Anaconda, Pictures Of Snakes And Information, Photographs, Snakes, Serpent Albino snakes. Anaconda. Aruba Island Rattlesnake. Ball Python. Banded RockRattlesnake. Gopher Snake. Green mamba. Ground Boa. Horned Rattlesnake. KingCobra. http://www.photovault.com/Link/Animals/Reptiles/Snakes/Species/GreenAnaconda.htm

This page contains samples from our picture files on Green. These images are available for licensing in any media. For Pricing, General Guidelines, and Delivery information click here . You may contact us thru email or by phone for more information on the use of these pictures, and any others in our files not shown here. Page 1 of 1 Images Found for search term: "Green" Show Images Per Page: Page 1 of 1

16. Webshots Gallery - Animals - Snakes - Eastern Green Mamba Animals snakes. Previous Image, Select size, then click photo to download, NextImage. Regular (800x600), High Quality (1600x1200). Eastern Green mamba © Tom http://www.webshots.com/g/25/538-sh/18153.html

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17. Www.creature-creations.com - Black Mamba Snake In common with other snakes, the black mamba periodically moults the outer layer of its skin as it grows. http://www.creature-creations.com/blackmambasnake.html

Class: Reptilia Order: Squamata Family: Elapidae The black mamba is renowned and feared throughout its African homeland for its speed, agility and deadly venom. In spite of its name, this snake is dark greyish-brown in colour. The black mamba is a long, dangerous snake from central and southern Africa. It will take readily to the trees, and can move faster than any other snake through thick undergrowth or over open ground. Agile and nervous, it can strike accurately at prey even when moving fast. Habits The black mamba spends its day basking in the sun or hunting. When hunting, it travels quickly across rough ground or along low tree branches. Strong and vigorous, it can hold its head 50cm above the ground even when moving. At night, the black mamba returns to a hole in the ground - usually a disused aardvark burrow or cavity in an old termite mound or to a deep hiding-place among rocks or fallen timber. When alarmed, it makes for this hole, attacking whatever Mocks its path. The black mamba relies on warmth to activate its body, and must lie on a flat rock or low branch during much of the day, soaking up the suns heat. In the hottest months of the year, midday temperatures may rise so high that the snake has to shelter in its hole until temperatures fall.

18. Webshots Gallery - Animals - Snakes (Top Downloads) - Eastern Green Mamba snakes (Top Downloads). Previous Image, Select size, then click photo to download,Next Image. Regular (800x600), High Quality (1600x1200). Eastern Green mamba © http://www.webshots.com/g/25/538-td/18153.html

DOWNLOAD WEBSHOTS - FREE GET CD HELP Gallery Home ... View Cart Browse Photos Top Rated 3D Art Animals Editor's Picks ... Snakes (Top Downloads) Select size, then click photo to download Regular (800x600) High Quality (1600x1200) Eastern Green Mamba Tom Brakefield 156 downloads this week Webshots Unlimited Feature Buy Posters, Download into Webshots: Regular High Quality Send as an eCard Play Photo Games Concentration Read and Post Comments Having trouble ... downloading photos? More Webshots: Auction Photos Affiliate Program Webshots Unplugged Terms ... Twofold Photos, Inc. All rights reserved.

19. Rattle Snakes And The Black Mamba - Reptiles - Http://maxpages.com/snakeworld/Ve Rattle snakes and the Black mamba. Calling All Girls! The Black mamba is oneof the world's deadliest snakes with its fatal venom and its great speed. http://www.maxpages.com/snakeworld/Venomous_Snakes

Refer This Site To A Friend Home Garter Water and Brown Snakes ... Ball Python Rattle Snakes and the Black Mamba var AdLoaded = false; var bsid = '11616'; var bsads = '6'; var bsloc = ''; var bswx = 468; var bshx = 60; var bsw = '_blank'; var bsb = 'FFFFFF'; var bsf = '0000FF'; var bsalt = 'off'; Calling All Girls! Free Cartoon Dolls! E-Commerce $49.99/year! Click Here for Details Graphics Gallery! Graphics Gallery and Search Animated GIFs Photos Icons Clip Art There are very many venomous snakes but the most poisonous snakes are the Rattler Snake and the Black Mamba, the fastest snake in the world. Rattler Snake: The Rattler snake can be found in anyplace in the world except for Antartica. There are Diomand backs, Michigan, and many other different Rattle Snake species. Most live in Arizona and other hot desert areas. They live under flat rocks and in grassy dry areas. They are one of the most poisonous snakes in the world. with a rattle on the tip of their tail to warn away predators, the rattle snake is an easy snake to stay away from. Black Mamba: The well known Black Mamba is quite an interesting snake. The Black Mamba is one of the world's deadliest snakes with its fatal venom and its great speed. In fact, this snake is the fastest snake in the world!

20. Welcome To Mamba mamba (n) any of several long, arboreal snakes of the genus Dendroaspis, of central and southern Africa, the bite of which often causes death http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/

mamba n ) any of several long, arboreal snakes of the genus Dendroaspis , of central and southern Africa, the bite of which often causes death Welcome to Mamba, an SGI Indigo2 (XZ graphics, 200 MHz R4400 CPU, 320 Mb RAM, copious storage), running Irix 5.3. It is located in Room 5205 at BioSci II. Access to this room (and, during after-hours, the building, too) requires a key card which may be obtained by contacting Lori Lambert (x6700). Users in the College of Medicine may also contact Harry Mangalam (x 4824) to arrange for a card key. This machine has been provided with funds from the College of Medicine Biological Sciences and the Office of Academic Computing (OAC) to provide advanced capabilities in computational biology including molecular modeling, biological sequence analysis, visualization and other areas. General information on working with Mamba (useful for first time users) Applications available on Mamba Links to sites of interest to Biologists News (by date) Latest news 5/15/96 If all else fails, please contact.....

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