I am relatively new to the gene localization biz and am
looking for chromosome maps for mouse and human. Has anyone
compiled a volume(s) that lists the approximate locations of
many of the genes that have been published? Or does everyone
make their own notebook with this info? A chromosome-by-
chromosome list (expanded version of that found in a recent
NIH Research issue) would be great. Optimally, the list would
contain references regarding the original publication or the lab
that has the clones. This would be a more efficient method of gene
localization because you could label two reference probes with different
colors and use a third for the unknown. They may be far enough apart
to resolve using digital analysis of the florescent image.
Thanks in advance!
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Greg Tobin, Ph.D. tobin at lcms-1.ncifcrf.gov
LCMS
PO Box B
Frederick, MD 21702
