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Homeodomain resources on the Web
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FlyBase
- The Interactive Fly: Drosophila genes listed by biochemical function. Entries contain biological overviews, cellular and functional information, genetic map positions, and information on gene and protein structure.
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Hox-Pro DB
- Lists of HOX gene functions, HOX clusters, genetic networks, enhancers, promoters, and transposable elements. Also includes information on the phylogeny and evolution of this gene family.
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Genetic Science Learning Center: Genes Determine Body Pattern
- Educational resources for secondary school teachers on the control and development of body pattern. Includes a link for ordering beetles for use in the classroom!
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PAX6 Mutation Database
- Extensive information on PAX6 mutations, including mutation distributions, inheritance patterns, and human disease phenotypes. The database is completely searchable through a simple interface.
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Laboratory Groups
- Thomas Bürglin, University of Basel
- Jim Ferretti, NHLBI/NIH
- Robert Finkelstein, University of Pennsylvania
- Walter Gehring, University of Basel
- Terry Lappin, Queen's University of Belfast
- Corey Largman, University of California, San Francisco
- Richard Mann, Columbia University
- James Martin, Texas A&M University
- Sam Pfaff, Salk Institute
- Frank Ruddle, Yale University
- Gary Ruvkun, Harvard University
- Mai Har Sham, University of Hong Kong
- Robert Ullrich, University of Vermont
- Andrew Vershon, Rutgers University
- Cynthia Wolberger, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
- Christopher Wright, Vanderbilt University
This list of resources is complete to the best of our knowledge; the authors apologize for any oversights or omissions. Comments or suggestions regarding this list may be sent to the
bioinformatics@nhgri.nih.gov.
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