A map for cyberspace

Peter Little ()
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Peter Little: Imperial College

Nature, 1998, vol. 395, issue 6705, 842-843

Abstract: A new physical map of the human genome has been produced, one that puts clusters of some 30,000 genes in order along the DNA strand. At a stroke this doubles the number of genes in known positions (it is now half of the total). The new map is available on a web site and will make the business of gene-hunting much easier.

Date: 1998
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