HyperCELL sets the standard for teaching dynamic aspects of cell and molecular biology. I recommend it enthusiastically for intermediate and beginning students alike. --Edward C. Cox, Professor ofhlolecular Biology, Princeton University

Now in its eighth year, HyperCELL is a powerful cell biology teaching program that consists of text, graphics and animated diagrams. The program can be used in a computer network for teaching both advanced undergraduate and graduate students. It is also a handy reference database for individuals or laboratories.

HyperCELL 1998 is thoroughly revised with nearly 275 animated diagrams and expanded coverage of key areas and topics such as:

• Nucleosomes and higher levels of chromatin structure
• Histone acetylation during chromatin synthesis
• Reversible histone acetylation duing chromatin modification
• Chromatin remodeling and silencing
• Yeast mating types
• Telomerase
• Telomerc maintenance in senescence and cancer
• Nuclear protein import and export
• HIV entry, multiplication, and treatment
• Synaptic vesicle cycle
• Nerve cell development
• Apoptosis
• Cell cycle
• Early Drosophila development
• Wingless signaling
• Ubiquitin and protein degradation
• Cell adhesion molecules and angiogenesis
• Prion diseases
• Meiosis--basic steps
• Meiosis--additional features in higher animals
• Journal to April 1997

Individual CD-ROM for Mac & Windows!

The CD-ROM version, licensed for use by one individual on a single workstation, provides convenient access to the same animations and information as the site-licensed version. The CD-ROM may not be made available in any public setting such as a library, teaching laboratory or computer cluster and it may not be networked.