International Mammalian Genome Society

The 16th International Mouse Genome Conference (2002)

Plenary Presentations * Oral Presentations *
Poster Presentations: Complex Genetics and Disease Modifiers * Developmental Genetics * Functional Genomics * Gene Discovery * Genetic Manipulations to Alter Gene Function * Mouse Models: Human Disease and Pharmacogenetics * Sequence Annotation and Comparative Analysis of Genomes *
Attendees * Sponsors * Table of Contents * Photographs * Awards

---

Sequence Annotation and Comparative Analysis of Genomes

POSTER ABSTRACTS
POSTERS 164 - 180

164. AflII FRAGMENTS ARE HIGHLY VARIABLE AMONG MOUSE STRAINS: A NEW APPROACH USING TWO-DIMENSIONAL DNA ELECTROPHORESIS
Asakawa J, Shiroishi T, Nakamura N

165. DEFINING GAP SIZES BETWEEN CONTIGS IN THE MOUSE GENOME USING FIBRE FISH
Banerjee R, Porter K. M., Faulkner L. M., Gribble S. M., Gregory S. M. and Carter N. P

166. MOUSEBLAST: A SEQUENCE-LEVEL ENTRY POINT INTO THE MOUSE GENOME DATABASE (MGD)
Cousins S, King B, Beal J, Kadin J, Richardson J, Bult C, The Mouse Genome Informatics Group

167. RAT GENOME DATABASE: A COMPARATIVE GENOMICS PLATFORM FOR RAT, MOUSE AND HUMAN
Eppig JT, Twigger S, Lu J, Shimoyama M, Pasko D, Bromberg S, Ginster J, Chen CF, Nigam R, Gopinathrao G, Ramachandran H, Kwitek-Black A, Maglott D, Schuler G, Stahl F, Levan G, Jacob H, Tonellato PJ

168. USING THE MOUSE GENOME DATABASE TO EXPLORE THE GENOTYPE-PHENOTYPE CONNECTION (http://www.informatics.jax.org)
Eppig JT, Smith C, Goldsmith C, Blake J, Burkart D, vandenBorre P, Washburn L, Lu I, Lutz C

169. Various alternatively spliced transcripts of the Cyp19 gene occur in mouse gonads and brain
Golovine K, Schwerin M, Vanselow J

170. RAPID EVOLUTION OF HOMOLOGOUS ZINC FINGER GENE FAMILIES LOCATED ON MOUSE CHROMOSOME 7 (Mmu AND HUMAN CHROMOSOME 19q13.2
Hamilton A, Shannon M, Gordon, L, Branscomb E, Stubbs L

171. PSEUDOGENES OF THE MOUSE ARE ACTIVE IN THE RAT
Lambracht-Washington D, and Fischer Lindahl K

172. INFLUENCE OF GENETIC BACKGROUND ON THE CELLULAR CONTRIBUTION TO, AND SUCCESS OF, AGGREGATION CHIMAERAS
Legge M Fox J Eccles MR

173. SOY PHYTOESTROGENS ALTER LIPOPROTEIN PROFILES IN APOLIPOPROTEIN B TRANSGENIC MICE
Legge, M  Liu C Y-Y, Cheesman E, McCormick SPA

174. GENOMIC ORGANIZATION AND EVOLUTIONARY RELATIONSHIPS IN THE CLUSTER OF GENES ENCODING MURINE 2’-5’-OLIGOADENYLATE SYNTHETASES
Mashimo T, Simon-Chazottes D, Glaser P, Lucas M, Montagutelli X, Desprès P, Guénet JL

175. GENOMIC STRUCTURES OF RECOMBINANT HEMOGLOBIN-BETA HAPLOTYPES IN ASIAN WILD MICE
Moriwaki K,  Hirai K, Kohigashi C, Kawano S, Miyashita N, Kryukov AL, Frisman LV, Satta Y, Yamaguchi Y

176. A COMPLETED MOUSE GENETIC MAP: THE COMPREHENSIVE  T31 RADIATION HYBRID MAP CROSS REFERENCED AT LOD > 6 TO THE RECOMBINATION MAP FORMS A BASIS FOR SUPPORT OF THE SEQUENCE ASSEMBLIES
Rowe LB, Barter ME, Kelmenson JA, Eppig JT

177. COORDINATE REGULATION OF THE MULTI-GENE FAMILY OF SMALL PROLINE RICH PROTEINS
Martin, N, Patel, S Segre J

178. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE Pdcd2-Tbp-Psmb1 REGION IN VERTEBRATES
Trachtulec Z, Vlcek C, Mihola O, Forejt J

179. COMPARING MANUALLY ANNOTATED MOUSE AND HUMAN GENE CLUSTERS: THE XMHC AND PROLACTIN CLUSTERS
Peyrefitte S, di Bernardo D, Wilming L

180. A DRAFT SEQUENCE OF THE MOUSE GENOME
Zody MC, Kamal M, Jaffe D, Butler J, Gnerre S, Mauceli E, Karlsson E, Mesirov JP, Lander ES, Lindblad-Toh K, Mouse Genome Sequencing Consortium and Analysis Group