Genomic Biology

Finding cDNAs

Full-Length cDNA Projects

The wide availability and usefulness of cDNA clones has spurred an interest in using a high-throughput approach to obtaining the complete sequence of full-length clones. This listing of projects which aim to produce the full-length sequence of at least 1000 distinct clones is presented to help scientists identify resources of interest. These resources include data, often simply sequence data, and also, where available, reagents.

Arabidopsis thaliana
RIKEN Arabidopsis Full-Length cDNA Project
Bos taurus
USDA-ARS Bovine Full-Length Insert cDNA Project
Ciona intestinalis
Ciona intestinalis cDNA Project
Danio rerio
NIH Zebrafish Gene Collection
Drosophila melanogaster
Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project
Homo sapiens
German Human cDNA Project
Kazusa cDNA Project
NEDO Human cDNA Sequencing Project
NIH Mammalian Gene Collection
Mus musculus
NIA Mouse cDNA Project
NIH Mammalian Gene Collection
RIKEN Mouse Gene Encyclopedia Project
Pongo pygmaeus
DKFZ Pongo pygmaeus cDNA project
Rattus norvegicus
NIH Mammalian Gene Collection
Xenopus laevis
NIH Xenopus Gene Collection

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