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Flow separation of human chromosomes for the National Laboratory Gene Library Project at
Los Alamos National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore Laboratory has provided the raw materials
for clone libraries for each of the human chromosomes. This is the starting material for mapping
and sequencing. Photo courtesy of Los Alamos National Laboratory |
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A detailed map of the short arm of human chromosome 16 indicating how the map was put together
and where the genes are located is an example of the detailed maps produced by Los Alamos National
Laboratory Human Genome Center. A similar map of the long arm of human chromosome 16 and the short
arm of human chromosome 5 has also been developed. Picture courtesy of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory |
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Mapping Strategy for high resolution maps of human chromosomes used by Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory Human Genome Center. This strategy is different from the strategy used by Los Alamos
National Laboratory but produces the same kind of high resolution continuous map of a human
chromosome, in this case, chromosome 19. Illustration courtesy of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory |
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