CHROMOSOME 1 SITE INFORMATION |
Site description
This is the main Web page for the Human Chromosome 1 Mapping Community. These web pages were organized after discussions at the Second International Workshop on Human Chromosome 1 Mapping in 1995.
The purpose of this page is to provide links to useful information for those involved in chromosome 1-related projects. Currently, this includes links for Chromosome 1 Workshops; our mailing list and on-line discussion forums; a communal data page; a chromosome 1 researchers directory; information for the general public; and an internet resources page. We are also willing to provide web pages for related research projects. If you have something you'd like us to add, send us e-mail (see credits).
Links to the introductory pages of each section can be found on the top of each page.
Site index
Home page-Rutgers University, USA
- Integrated comprehensive map of chromosome 1
- Characterization of ESTs from 1q21
- An integrated transcript map of 1p35-36
- Comprehensive positional Genetic Map of 1pter-qter
- Genetic linkage maps
- Radiation hybrid maps
- Cytogenetic maps
- Transcript maps
- Sequence
- Integrated maps
- Comparative maps
- Genomic databases
- Genomic resources
- List of chromosome 1 research interests
- Directory addition form
- Mail list description
- Post comments
- Current comments
- Comments archive
- 1999 comments
- 1998 comments
- 1997 comments
- 1996 comments
Information for the general public
- 6th Chromosome 1 Workshop 2000
- 5th Chromosome 1 Workshop 1999
- 4th Chromosome 1 Workshop 1998
- 3rd Chromosome 1 Workshop 1997
- 2nd Chromosome 1 Workshop 1995
New items on the Chromosome 1 Pages
- Site description
- Site index
- Credits
Credits
These pages are designed and maintained by Tara Cox Matise and Pete White.
The home page is sponsored by the Department of Genetics at Rutgers University, NJ. The mail list is provided by the Division of Oncology at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Special thanks to Gary Williams at the HGMP for providing mirroring services; the organizers of the Chromosome 1 Workshops; and all providers of material for the data pages.
Comments and suggestions are welcomed (particularly notification of errors and browser incompatabilities).
Send comments or suggestions
to Tara (matise@biology.rutgers.edu) or Pete (white@genome.chop.edu).