Zebrafish Information Server NOTE CHANGES (10/2000): To better serve, MEETINGS and JOBS are now managed by Pat Edwards (Institute of Neuroscience, Eugene Oregon). Post announcements by email to Pat Edwards at: edwards@uoneuro.uoregon.edu. This site will continue to be maintained by Richard Vogt from the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of South Carolina.. Meetings ...

WashU-Zebrafish Genome Resources Project The goal of the WashU-Zebrafish Genome Resources Project is to develop useful genomic and genetic tools to facilitate biological investigations in zebrafish. We are developing expressed sequence tags (ESTs) (in collaboration with Sandy Clifton and the Genome Sequencing Center EST lab), mapping genes and ESTs (in collaboration with John McPherson at the ...

MEDAKAFISH HOMEPAGE Welcome to the World Wide Web Server of the Medakafish. (Synonym: Oryzias, medaka, Japanese killifish, medaka killifish, ricefish, MF, A _ J A ) The aim of this server is to provide an online information service for medaka ricefish (MF) reseachers. This work was partly supported by Grant-in- Aids for Publication Scientific Research Results (No. 25 of1997 and No. 31 ...

Tetraodon nigroviridis Genome Analysis General Information short introduction to the project Sequencing Project current status of the sequencing What is Exofish short FAQ about Exofish Exofish Server Identify human-Tetraodon conserved regions Mapping Project pages in preparation The Tetraodontiform family pages in preparation Tetraodon genome characteristics karyotype, repeats, etc. Tetraodon ...

INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE AGRONOMIQUE Laboratoire de Genetique Biochimique et de Cytogenetique de Jouy-en-Josas Mapping the Salmonids ( Rainbow Trout ) Genome Entry of the Rainmap database - click here SUBMIT DATA FOR RAINMAP ART FOR ANIMAL GENOME MAPPING Around RAINMAP database external databases referenced in Rainmap ( hyperlinks ) Other salmonids genome ressources Rainbow Trout ...

Paul Z. Myers This used to be a page with a lot of my work-related stuff on it. Now it is one of those personal pages - a vanity site, in which I've thrown up a few things about myself and stuff I care about, all as a bit of egotistical self-indulgence. I'm rearranging things in a probably futile effort to impose some order on my scattered web pages, so if you came here looking for zebrafish ...