Unlike public and school libraries, most academic libraries use the Library of Congress Classification scheme to arrange books on the shelves.
First line: arranged alphabetically
Second line: read as a whole number
Third and fourth lines: arranged alphabetically, then numerically, with the number treated as a decimal
Last line: shelved chronologically.
To help contextualize and interpret your group's lab results, your group will need to find reputable scientific information in the scholarly literature. These sources should then be incorporated into your presentations and lab reports.
The materials related to the course topics will be shelved in various sections of the Schow Science Library or will be available electronically. Browse the stacks to see what is available or search the library catalog to find a specific item. Relevant sources of information will be found, but also in relevant databases.
The Molecular biology of the yeast saccharomyces, life cycle and inheritance by 
Synthetic Biology of Yeasts by 
Yeast Cell Surface Engineering by 
Encyclopedia of Molecular Cell Biology and Molecular Medicine by
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