Publication: The dysmorphic human-mouse homology database (DHMHD): an interactive World-Wide Web resource for gene mapping
The dysmorphic human-mouse homology database (DHMHD): an interactive World-Wide Web resource for gene mapping
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Evans, C. D., Searle, A. G., Schinzel, A. A., & Winter, R. M. (1996). The dysmorphic human-mouse homology database (DHMHD): an interactive World-Wide Web resource for gene mapping. Journal of Medical Genetics, 33, 289–294. https://doi.org/10.1136/jmg.33.4.289
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Genetic mapping and the examination of "candidate genes" for isolating loci associated with clinical syndromes can be greatly accelerated if there is information about where in the genome a particular locus might be situated. Such clues can come from homology to mouse mutants that have been mapped and knowledge of homology between mouse and human chromosomal segments. Further clues can come from chromosome aberrations giving a similar phenotype. However, these clues are often scattered widely in published reports, and even if they are
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- Evans, C D
- Searle, A G
- Schinzel, Albert A
- Winter, R M
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Evans, C. D., Searle, A. G., Schinzel, A. A., & Winter, R. M. (1996). The dysmorphic human-mouse homology database (DHMHD): an interactive World-Wide Web resource for gene mapping. Journal of Medical Genetics, 33, 289–294. https://doi.org/10.1136/jmg.33.4.289
