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Human Genome News, September-December 1995; 7(3-4):14
The Gene Family Database is a prototype database for integrating biological data generated by the Human Genome Project. Currently, it is a WWW interface that includes descriptive text contributed by research collaborators as well as hypertext links to various biological databases. Entries include gene family definitions, member descriptions, and information on gene structure and sequence, RNA transcripts and protein products, gene expression and function, model organisms, and human genetic disease. Linked databases include GDB, GSDB, SWISS-PROT, PROSITE, BLOCKS, PRODOM, MGD, TBASE, FlyBase, OMIM, and Medline Entrez. [comments and suggestions, Amy Voltz (avoltz@gdb.org).
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