The DNA sequence and analysis of human chromosome 6

Nature

Volumn 425, Issue 6960, 2003, Pages 805-811

  Mungall, A J ^a   Palmer, S A ^a   Sims, S K ^a   Edwards, C A ^a   Ashurst, J L ^a   Wilming, L ^a   Jones, M C ^a   Horton, R ^a   Hunt, S E ^a   Scott, C E ^a   Gilbert, J G R ^a   Clamp, M E ^a   Bethel, G ^a   Milne, S ^a   Ainscough, R ^a   Almeida, J P ^a   Ambrose, K D ^a   Andrews, T D ^a   Ashwell, R I S ^a   Babbage, A K ^a   Bagguley, C L ^a   Bailey, J ^a   Banerjee, R ^a   Barker, D J ^a   Barlow, K F ^a   Bates, K ^a   Beare, D M ^a   Beasley, H ^a   Beasley, O ^a   Bird, C P ^a   Blakey, S ^a   Bray Allen, S ^a   Brook, J ^a   Brown, A J ^a   Brown, J Y ^a   Burford, D C ^a   Burrill, W ^a   Burton, J ^a   Carder, C ^a   Carter, N P ^a   Chapman, J C ^a   Clark, S Y ^a   Clark, G ^a   Clee, C M ^a   Clegg, S ^a   Cobley, V ^a   Collier, R E ^a   Collins, J E ^a   Colman, L K ^a   Corby, N R ^a   Coville, G J ^a   Culley, K M ^a   Dhami, P ^a   Davies, J ^a   Dunn, M ^a   Earthrowl, M E ^a   Ellington, A E ^a   Evans, K A ^a   Faulkner, L ^a   Francis, M D ^a   Frankish, A ^a   Frankland, J ^a   French, L ^a   Garner, P ^a   Garnett, J ^a   Ghori, M J R ^a   Gilby, L M ^a   Gillson, C J ^a   Glithero, R J ^a   Grafham, D V ^a   Grant, M ^a   Gribble, S ^a   Griffiths, C ^a   Griffiths, M ^a   Hall, R ^a   Halls, K S ^a   Hammond, S ^a   Harley, J L ^a   Hart, E A ^a   Heath, P D ^a   Heathcott, R ^a   Holmes, S J ^a   Howden, P J ^a   Howe, K L ^a   Howell, G R ^a   Huckle, E ^a   Humphray, S J ^a   Humphries, M D ^a   Hunt, A R ^a   Johnson, C M ^a   Joy, A A ^a   Kay, M ^a   Keenan, S J ^a   Kimberley, A M ^a   King, A ^a   Laird, G K ^a   Langford, C ^a   Lawlor, S ^a   Leongamornlert, D A ^a   Leversha, M ^a   Lloyd, C R ^a   Lloyd, D M ^a   Loveland, J E ^a   Lovell, J ^a   Martin, S ^a   Mashreghi Mohammadi, M ^a   Maslen, G L ^a   Matthews, L ^a   McCann, O T ^a   McLaren, S J ^a   McLay, K ^a   McMurray, A ^a   Moore, M J F ^a   Mullikin, J C ^a   Niblett, D ^a   Nickerson, T ^a   Novik, K L ^a   Oliver, K ^a   Overton Larty, E K ^a   Parker, A ^a   Patel, R ^a   Pearce, A V ^a   Peck, A I ^a   Phillimore, B ^a   Phillips, S ^a   Plumb, R W ^a   Porter, K M ^a   Ramsey, Y ^a   Ranby, S A ^a   Rice, C M ^a   Ross, M T ^a   Searle, S M ^a   Sehra, H K ^a   Sheridan, E ^a   Skuce, C D ^a   Smith, S ^a   Smith, M ^a   Spraggon, L ^a   Squares, S L ^a   Steward, C A ^a   Sycamore, N ^a   Tamlyn Hall, G ^a   Tester, J ^a   Theaker, A J ^a   Thomas, D W ^a   Thorpe, A ^a   Tracey, A ^a   Tromans, A ^a   Tubby, B ^a   Wall, M ^a   Wallis, J M ^a   West, A P ^a   White, S S ^a   Whitehead, S L ^a   Whittaker, H ^a   Wild, A ^a   Willey, D J ^a   Wilmer, T E ^a   Wood, J M ^a   Wray, P W ^a   Wyatt, J C ^a   Young, L ^a   Younger, R M ^a   Bentley, D R ^a   Coulson, A ^a   Durbin, R ^a   Hubbard, T ^a   Sulston, J E ^a   Dunham, I ^a   Rogers, J ^a   Beck, S ^a   more..

^a WELLCOME TRUST SANGER INSTITUTE   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

MANNUAL ANNOTATIONS; TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVITIES;

DISEASES; GENE TRANSFER; GENES; PROTEINS; RNA; TUMORS;

DNA SEQUENCES;

ARTICLE; AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE; BASE PAIRING; CANCER; CHROMOSOME 6; DNA SEQUENCE; EXON; GENE CLUSTER; GENE IDENTIFICATION; GENETIC ANALYSIS; HLA SYSTEM; HUMAN; HUMAN GENOME; MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY COMPLEX; NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE; PRIORITY JOURNAL; PSEUDOGENE; SCHIZOPHRENIA;

ANIMALS; CHROMOSOMES, HUMAN, PAIR 6; EXONS; GENES; GENETIC DISEASES, INBORN; HLA-B ANTIGENS; HUMANS; PHYSICAL CHROMOSOME MAPPING; PSEUDOGENES; RNA, TRANSFER; SEQUENCE ANALYSIS, DNA;

EID: 0242300182     PISSN: 00280836     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1038/nature02055     Document Type: Article

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