A Partial Listing of Human Genome Project Resources

This list shows some of the resources developed or improved in the course of the Human Genome Project. These are available for application to research by many scientific disciplines, including mutation research.

1. Methods and Instrumentation

Genetic Mapping
Physical Mapping
DNA Sequencing
Model Organisms
Informatics
Robotics
Enhanced PCR Methods (Single Sperm PCR) (Double PCR Haplotyping)
FISH Applications
Single Molecule Analysis
Novel Sequencing Techniques
Multiplexed Fluorescence Detector for Capillary Electrophoresis
Improved Fluorescence Reagents
Microfabricating Capillary Assays
DNA Sequencing Chips
Modified RFLP Approaches to Mutation Analysis
Integrated Molecular Analysis of Gene Expression
Identification of Gene Function by Footprinting
Single-Strand Conformation Polymorphisms (SSCP)
Heteroduplex Mapping Assays
Oligonucleotide Ligation Assay

2. Other Resources

Cosmid Libraries
DNA Cloning/Vectors: MAC, PAC, BAC
YAC Libraries
STS Collections
Infomatics/Software
Communication Tools: Human Genome News (newsletter); World Wide Web
Cell Lines From Patients With Genetic Diseases
cDNA Libraries
Mycobacterial Sequence Data
Improved Multiplex Phagemid Vectors
Test Data Sets for Sequence Assembly
Complete STS Sequences With PCR Conditions
Genetic Markers
Saccharomyces Genome Database
Drosophila Genome Database
Human and Mouse P1 Libraries
Cell Hybrids
E. coli Genome Sequence Database
C. elegans Genome Database
Mouse Genome YAC Library
Primers for Mouse SSLPS
Training Programs
Personnel Available for Collaboration
Equipment for Automating Laboratories
Genome Sequencing Database (GenBank, GSDB, EMBL, DDBJ)
Genome Mapping Database (Human) - GDB
DOE and NIH Human Genome Centers
ORNL MOUSEMACUR Project for Developing Mouse Models for Study of Mutations
ORNL - A Transgenic and Targeted Mutation Facility

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