ST403161%BROWNVM@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU (03/08/91)
Does anybody know of a reasonably up to date reference or computer database containing a list of the chromosomal locations of human genes?
TOM@PHARM.SUNYSB.EDU (Thomas Easton) (03/08/91)
> Does anybody know of a reasonably up to date reference or computer database > containing a list of the chromosomal locations of human genes? > You might try the HGML and/or OMIM databases described in LIMB, available by e-mail viz From: NETSERV@EMBL.bitnet Subject: Automatic response to : GET LIMB:LIMB.TXT Subject: Automatic response to : GET LIMB:LIMB.NDX Apparently both are accessible online (HGML by e-mail too). For info, check the persons in the 'acc.x' fields... Hope it helps, Tom Easton -------- abbreviated from LiMB.TXT entry HGML acc.nam Dr. Iva Cohen acc.add Human Gene Mapping Library 25 Science Park New Haven, CT 06511 U.S.A. acc.tel (203) 786-5515 acc.net genesic@yalevm.bitnet ------------------------------------- entry OMIM acc.nam Dr. Bonnie Maidak acc.add 1830 E. Monument St., Third Floor Welch Medical Library Baltimore, MD 21205 U.S.A. acc.tel (301) 955-9656 acc.net bonnie@welch.jhu.edu
sundvall@bio.embnet.se (Mats Sundvall) (03/09/91)
In article <68412751@pharm.sunysb.edu>, TOM@PHARM.SUNYSB.EDU (Thomas Easton) writes: >> Does anybody know of a reasonably up to date reference or computer database >> containing a list of the chromosomal locations of human genes? >> > > You might try the HGML and/or OMIM databases described in LIMB, available > by e-mail viz > From: NETSERV@EMBL.bitnet > Subject: Automatic response to : GET LIMB:LIMB.TXT > Subject: Automatic response to : GET LIMB:LIMB.NDX > > Apparently both are accessible online (HGML by e-mail too). For info, > check the persons in the 'acc.x' fields... > > Hope it helps, > Tom Easton > > -------- abbreviated from LiMB.TXT > entry HGML > acc.nam Dr. Iva Cohen > acc.add Human Gene Mapping Library > 25 Science Park > New Haven, CT 06511 > U.S.A. > acc.tel (203) 786-5515 > acc.net genesic@yalevm.bitnet > ------------------------------------- > entry OMIM > acc.nam Dr. Bonnie Maidak > acc.add 1830 E. Monument St., Third Floor > Welch Medical Library > Baltimore, MD 21205 > U.S.A. > acc.tel (301) 955-9656 > acc.net bonnie@welch.jhu.edu HGML has changed name to GDB and moved to Johns Hopkins University. Mats Sundvall, Uppsala, Sweden
aking@crc.ac.uk (Mr. A.W. King) (03/21/91)
In article <9103080019.AA12753@genbank.bio.net>, ST403161%BROWNVM@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU writes: > Does anybody know of a reasonably up to date reference or computer database > containing a list of the chromosomal locations of human genes? The Human Gene Mapping Conferences HGM 10, HGM 10.5 are the most up to date reference for this type of information. These are published as issues of Cell and Cytogenetics by S.J. Karger. An even better source for the very latest information is the Genome DataBase GDB maintained at the HHMI which is available to the mapping community. This has recently become accessable in the UK as part of the HGMP and is an easy to use database providing information not only on gene location but on probe availability etc. I hope this is of some use, Andrew King