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The Journal of Heredity 1995:86(5):341-347
© 1995 The American Genetic Association 86:341-347

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Mapping Information Roadways From Sequence to Phenotype and Across Species

M. K. B. Berlyn

Department of Biology, and School of Forestry and Environmental Studies P.O. Box 208104, Yale University, New Haven, CT 06520-8104

Abstract

Expressing genetic concepts in ways that allow computerization of detailed genetic information and connectivitity with molecular biology databases is discussed. Interconnections between and among organismal and molecular databases are illustrated with examples from E. Coli and maize databases on the World Wide Web connecting with GenBank, SwissProt, and other databases. Issues in development, maintenance, and widespread public use of such information are discussed.


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