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HGMP-RC Fugu Project
The MRC has granted an award to Sydney Brenner and Greg Elgar
through the HGMP-RC to generate a landmark map of the
Fugu genome.
The Fugu fish has essentially the same number of genes as the human genome, although its genome size is only approx. 400 Mb. Data obtained to date is consistent with an overall 8x compression of the Fugu genome compared to the human. Isolation of Fugu homologies to human genomic regions thus facilitate gene finding.
Cosmids from the Fugu library will be sequenced using a scanning approach. The data arising from other groups using the library, and returning the data to the Resource Centre, will be integrated into the database.
The Zebra Fish Server
This gives information on the genetics, breeding and care of zebra fish.
Zebra Fish Information
This gives links to useful things about Zebra
fish genetics and care and breeding of Zebra fish.
Tilapia Genome Project
A first-generation genetic map for tilapia, a group of fishes important to
aquaculture around the world. Microsatellite markers consisting of a variable number of
dinucleotide repeats have been isolated from an enriched genomic DNA library. These markers
will be useful for characterizing the genomic composition and level of inbreeding of commercial
tilapia strains, many of which have been derived by hybridization of several related species of
Oreochromis. The genetic map will facilitate the improvement of strains with respect to traits of
commercial importance, such as growth rate and flesh quality, through marker-assisted selection.
MEDAKAFISH
In recent years, the medaka (Oryzias latipes) has come to be widely used as a laboratory
animal in various fields in biology, especially in developmental biology and genetics. Its
relatively short life cycle, capacity to reproduce, and ease of breeding are chiefly
responsible for its popularity in these fields.
Rivulus marmoratus
The killifish Rivulus marmoratus is the only vertebrate known to reproduce
by virtually obligate self-fertilization and whose natural populations are
generally comprised of homozygous clones. A webpage discussing the biology
of this organism in some detail, including a review article, bibliography,
faqs, and some illustrations, is now available.
SheepMap
The purpose of SheepBase is to provide an up-to-date compilation of
published data from sheep genome mapping projects. Information is
presented using the WWW interface, where both physical and linkage maps
of the sheep genome are available, together with information on
individual loci and associated references.
Centre for Animal Biotechnology (University of Melbourne)
GOATMAP
The INRA GOATMAP Database holds data on the goat genome.
Roslin PiGMaP Data
This gives details of the PiGMaP project at the Roslin Institute.
USDA Swine Genome Map
This gives chromosome maps and linkage group data.
NAGRP Pig Gene Map
This gives details of pig mapping coordinated by the NAGRP.
Chicken Genome Map
This gives details of the ChickMap project at the Roslin Institute.
Cattle Genome Database (CSIRO Molecular Animal Genetics Centre)
Welcome to the Cattle Genome Database hosted at the CSIRO Molecular
Animal Genetics Centre, Brisbane, Australia. The CGD is part of an
international collaboration to map the Bovine genome.
University of Illinois NCSA Biotechnology Center
Bovine Genome Database (NAGRP)
BOVMAP - INRA
The goal of the BOVMAP database is to offer to the scientific community working on the bovine
genome a useful and practical tool to follow the rapid mapping progress. As such, BOVMAP
contains information on loci, alleles, genetic and physical maps, polymorphisms, homologies
(comparative mapping), probes, primers and bibliographic references. At the moment near 900
loci, 500 polymorphism and 360 bibliographic references are registered.
Cattle Genome Map
This gives the cattle genome marker tables and a chromosome map.
The Dog Genome Project
The dog genome project is a collaborative study involving
scientists at the University of California, the University of
Oregon, and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center aimed at
producing a map of all of the chromosomes in dogs, which can be
used to map the genes causing disease and those genes controlling
morphology and behavior. Different dog breeds are distinguished
by varieties of morphologies and behaviors that exceed the range
of variation in any other species on earth.
The FHCRC Dog Genome Project
The Dog Genome Project at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center is
working to develop resources necessary to map and clone canine genes.
DogMap
DogMap is an international collaboration between 34 labs from 17
different countries towards a low resolution canine marker map under the
auspices of the International Society for Animal Genetics (ISAG).
The map under development should achieve a resolution of about 20 cM and some of the markers should be mapped physically. The participants have agreed to use microsatellites as markers on a common panel of reference families which will provide the backbone of the marker map. It is forseen to also include type I markers in the mapping effort and to produce cosmid derived microsatellites for physical mapping. For this purpose part of the effort focuses on the standardization of the canine karyotype. Special attention is payed to hereditary diseases where efforts are under way to establish resource families either by collecting families or by specific breeding.
Horse Genetics
Information on horse genetics, gene mapping and horse typing
services at the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory at Davis University.
HORSEMAP
The INRA HORSEMAP Database holds data on the horse genome.
ROOBASE
Kangeroo genome database.
Agricultural Genomes (AGIS)
Animal Genome Databases at NAL
contains Bovine, poultry (chicken), pig and sheep genome databases.
This represents a national, coordinated effort to map the
genomes of the economically important animal species. The
Agricultural Genome Gopher Server is a service provided by
the USDA, National Agricultural Library in Beltsville,
Maryland, USA.
JGBASE - The Animal Genome Database
Contains records in various tables about pig, cattle, horse, mouse, human, rat and sheep.
Any Comments, Questions? Support@hgmp.mrc.ac.uk