Worm Breeder's Gazette 11(1): 14

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Genome Map

Alan Coulson, John Sulston, Donna Albertson, Rita Fishpool, Robert Waterston and Humaira Ameer

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The map is now widely distributed electronically (see WBG 10(3), 67),
but we are once again providing a summary for the gazette in the form 
of an output from the routine CHPLT.  Do note that this is a 
provisional best guess, and that some linkages may later go away: 
please enquire if you need to know about the status of particular 
areas.
When you receive cosmid clones, as stabs, please IMMEDIATELY streak 
them out on selective medium, pick small colonies, and grow 4ml 
minipreps (protocol from Alan Coulson if needed).  For some cosmids, 
larger preps are liable to yield deleted DNA.  Check that cosmid DNA 
appears full size (runs slower than lambda on agarose gels), then 
freeze a sample of good cells in 20% glycerol at -70 C.
MRC computer account 'ARC' does not exist; Alan and John share 
account JES.
A database node is now open at Seattle: modem number 206-467-2957; 
operator Phil Meneely.
The summary of clone types given on the next page may be helpful 
when you are deciding which clones to request for your research.  To 
reveal the most suitable clones for microinjection, the buried clones 
need to be displayed by the routine CONTASS; we will help you to do 
this if you ask.
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