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Human Genome Project Resources
- The
Human Genome (NCBI) -
web site strives to offer an integrated, one-stop, genomic information
resource for data. Links include BLAST, dbSNP, Homologene, LocusLink,
RefSeq and UniGene.
- The
National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) -
leads the Human Genome Project for the National Institutes of
Health, conducts cutting edge research in its laboratories and
supports genomic science worldwide.
- UK
Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Center -
provides access to leading-edge tools for research in the fields
of genomics, genetics and functional genomics.
- The
Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute -
is responsible for sequencing one-third of the human genome. To
make the sequence a valuable resource, we provide analysis through
mapping (finding landmarks on chromosomes, for example, radiation
hybrid maps), polymorphism analysis (to study variation in the
genetic code between individuals as in our work with SNP consortium),
annotation (to identify and predict genes, as in Ensembl), study
of mutations that predispose to disease including cancer, experimental
study of genes using large-scale analysis (such as microarrays
in S. pombe and research collaborations to understand the role
of genes.
- Human
Chromosome Launchpad -
is provided as a single-source launchpad to information about
each human chromosome.
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