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From: mfarrall@mrc-crc.ac.uk (Martin Farrall)
Newsgroups: bionet.molbio.gene-org
Subject: GENE MAPS WANTED
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Date: 4 Aug 89 08:18:41 GMT
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Can anybody tell me if any of the following genes have been
mapped, in either human or mouse ?

elastase II
endozepine
enkephalins A and B (dynorphin)
UDP-galactosyl transferase
muscarinic acetylcholine receptors M1 and M2
matrix GLA protein
neuroleukin / phosphohexose isomerase
protein phosphatase 2A-alpha

I can't find any of them in HMG 9.5 or the 1989 mouse map (Jackson
Lab). I'm trying to investigate whether the rate of molecular
evolution of a gene depends on its chromosomal location.Ken Wolfe
Dept. of Genetics, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland

There is an 'on-line' human gene mapping database at the HHMI at Yale which will
 contain the most up to data mapping data.  To apply for an account you contact:

Iva. H. Cohen, Manager
HHMI/Human Gene mapping Library
25 Science Park
New Haven, CT 06511
Telephone: (203) 786 5515
FAX: (203) 786 5534
e-mail: genesic@yalevm.bitnet