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Human Genome News Archive Edition

  Vol.10, No.1-2   February 1999
Available in PDF 
 
In this issue... 

Genome Project 
U.S. HGP on Fast Track 
DOE Joint Genome Institute Exceeds Goal 
New 5-Year Goals 
Faster Sequencing with BACs 
Mapping with STCs and STSs 
Availability of BAC Clones and STC Data 
BAC Related Websites 
BAC Resource Success Story 
Scientists Hunt SNPs for Variation, Disease 
Who's Sequencing the Human Genome? 
Genomics Progress in Science 
EMSL Promotes Remote Access to Instrumentation 
Second Private-Sector Sequencing Project 
GeneMap'98 

In the News 
Team Delivers C. elegans Sequence 
Why Sequence Entire Genomes? Worm's Eye View 
Embnet.news on Web 
European Biotech Program 
DOE BER Research Update 
Hollaender Fellows Named 
SBIR 1998 Human Genome Awards Announced 
Mouse Resources 
Mouse Consortium for Functional Genomics 
Chlamydia Genome Analysis 
HUGO Merges Offices, Web Sites 

Microbial Genomics 
Superbug Deinococcus radiodurans 
Unfinished Microbial Genomes Searchable 
TIGR Releases Chlorobium tepidum Sequence 
DOE MGP Abstracts Online 
Microbial TV Series 
 
Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues and Educational Resources 
Cambridge ELSI Symposium 
Eric Lander, Genetics in the 21st Century 
Mark Rothstein, Genetic Privacy 
James Wilson, Gene Therapy Present & Future 
LeRoy Walters, Ethical Issues in Gene Therapy 
DNA Files on NPR, Internet 
Innovative Biotechnology Curriculum 
Short Course for Biology Teachers 
Microbial TV Series 

Proteomics 
Looking at Proteins to Understand Expression 
2-DGE:  Protein Visualization, Modification 
Tool for Protein Analysis 
TREMBL Release 6 
R&D 100 Award Goes to LANL's SOLVE 
NIH Awards Proteomics Grant to Axys 
E. coli Proteome Database 

Genetics in Medicine 
National Organization for Rare Disorders 
Translation of Genetics to Medicine: New Website 
Cancer Genetics Web Site 
HuGem Website Offers Education in New Genetics 
Calculation of Genetic Risks 2nd Edition 
New Genetics Manual Offered 
Mutation Research Genomics Online 
 
Informatics 
GDB Database Operations Restored 
In Silico Biology: Bioinformatics Journal 
Computational Methods Book Available 
Bioinformatics Guide
BioToolKit
Gene-Finding Programs at Sanger
New Sequin Version
Tandem Repeat Tool
Sequence Viewer
SmithKline Licenses Gene Logic Software 
Influenza Database at LANL 
TRANSFAC Database 
p53 Mutation Database 
TBASE at Jackson Laboratory 
Intein Database on Web 
System Identifies Polymorphisms 

Web, Other Resources, Publications 
1999 Oakland Workshop Website 
Launchpad to Human Chromosomes 
Nature Genetics Supplement 

Funding 
DOE Office of Science Grants and Contracts 
NHGRI National Service Award Fellowships 
NCI Technologies for Molecular Analysis 
NIH: Netork for Large-Scale Mouse Sequencing 
NHGRI: Genomic Technology Development 
US Genome Research Funding 

Meeting Calendars & Acronyms 
Genome and Biotechnology Meetings 
Training Courses and Workshops 
Acronyms 


HGN archives and subscriptions 
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Genetics in Medicine

Second Edition of Calculation of Genetic Risks released

The Calculation of Genetic Risks: Worked Examples in DNA Diagnostics (second edition) by Peter Bridge (Alberta Children's Hospital, Canada) explains how to calculate an individual's genetic risk based on information from genetic testing and family pedigrees. Worked examples are included. 272 pp., 1997. Order through bookstores or from Johns Hopkins University Press (800/537-5487, Fax: 410/516-6998).


Genetics Manual

Genetics Manual: Current Theory, Concepts, Terms by George P. Redei (University of Missouri, Columbia) explains over 18,000 life science terms and concepts arranged alphabetically. Cross-references connect to a network within the book for comprehensive information on any covered topic. Further sources are given for many entries, and most biometrical procedures have worked examples. 1152 pp., 1998. [Orders: World Scientific Publishing Co. (800/227-7562, Fax: 888/977-2665, sales@wspc.com)]


Cancer Web Site

Northwestern University researchers have developed a Web site [url no longer available] to teach health professionals and the public about the genetic basis of cancer and new discoveries in the field of cancer genetics. Designed as a comprehensive educational program, the site provides a fundamental understanding of genetics, genetic testing and diagnosis, genetic counseling, and cancer risk assessment.


HuGEM Web Site

The Human Genome Education Model Project (HuGEM) offers education in the new genetics to specific groups of health professionals who provide services for individuals and families with genetic conditions.


Mutation Journal

Devoted to the union between genomics and mutation research, the fourth issue of Mutation Research Genomics Online a section of Mutation Research Onlineis available online. Although full online access is restricted to subscribers, informative snapshots are available for selected articles in each issue.


The electronic form of the newsletter may be cited in the following style:
Human Genome Program, U.S. Department of Energy, Human Genome News (v10n1-2).

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