The DNA sequence of human chromosome 22

Nature

Volumn 402, Issue 6761, 1999, Pages 489-495

  Dunham, I ^a   Shimizu, N ^a,b   Roe, B A ^a,c   Chissoe, S ^a,d   Hunt, A R ^a   Collins, J E ^a   Bruskiewich, R ^a   Beare, D M ^a   Clamp, M ^a   Smink, L J ^a   Ainscough, R ^a   Almeida, J P ^a   Babbage, A ^a   Bagguley, C ^a   Bailey, J ^a   Barlow, K ^a   Bates, K N ^a   Beasley, O ^a   Bird, C P ^a   Blakey, S ^a   Bridgeman, A M ^a,j   Buck, D ^a,k   Burgess, J ^a,l   Burrill, W D ^a   Burton, J ^a   Carder, C ^a   Carter, N P ^a   Chen, Y ^a   Clark, G ^a   Clegg, S M ^a   Cobley, V ^a   Cole, C G ^a   Collier, R E ^a   Connor, R E ^a,k   Conroy, D ^a,m   Corby, N ^a   Coville, G J ^a   Cox, A V ^a   Davis, J ^a,l   Dawson, E ^a   Dhami, P D ^a   Dockree, C ^a   Dodsworth, S J ^a,n   Durbin, R M ^a   Ellington, A ^a   Evans, K L ^a   Fey, J M ^a   Fleming, K ^a   French, L ^a   Garner, A A ^a   Gilbert, J G R ^a   Goward, M E ^a   Grafham, D ^a   Griffiths, M N ^a   Hall, C ^a,o   Hall, R ^a   Hall Tamlyn, G ^a   Heathcott, R W ^a,p   Ho, S ^a,k   Holmes, S ^a   Hunt, S E ^a   Jones, M C ^a   Kershaw, J ^a   Kimberley, A ^a   King, A ^a   Laird, G K ^a   Langford, C F ^a   Leversha, M A ^a   Lloyd, C ^a   Lloyd, D M ^a   Martyn, I D ^a   Mashreghi Mohammadi, M ^a   Matthews, L ^a   Mccann, O T ^a   Mcclay, J ^a   Mclaren, S ^a   Mcmurray, A A ^a   Milne, S A ^a   Mortimore, B J ^a   Odell, C N ^a   Pavitt, R ^a   Pearce, A V ^a   Pearson, D ^a   Phillimore, B J ^a   Phillips, S H ^a   Plumb, R W ^a   Ramsay, H ^a   Ramsey, Y ^a   Rogers, L ^a   Ross, M T ^a   Scott, C E ^a   Sehra, H K ^a   Skuce, C D ^a   Smalley, S ^a   Smith, M L ^a   Soderlund, C ^a   Spragon, L ^a   Steward, C A ^a   Sulston, J E ^a   Swann, R M ^a   Vaudin, M ^a,r   Wall, M ^a   Wallis, J M ^a   Whiteley, M N ^a,q   Willey, D ^a   Williams, L ^a   Williams, S ^a   Williamson, H ^a,s   Wilmer, T E ^a   Wilming, L ^a   Wright, C L ^a   Hubbard, T ^a   Bentley, D R ^a   Beck, S ^a   Rogers, J ^a   Minoshima, S ^b   Kawasaki, K ^b   Sasaki, T ^b   Asakawa, S ^b   Kudoh, J ^b   Shintani, A ^b   Shibuya, K ^b   Yoshizaki, Y ^b   Aoki, N ^b   Mitsuyama, S ^b   Chen, F ^c   Chu, L ^c   Crabtree, J ^c   Deschamps, S ^c   Do, A ^c   Do, T ^c   Dorman, A ^c   Fang, F ^c   Fu, Y ^c   Hu, P ^c   Hua, A ^c   Kenton, S ^c   Lai, H ^c   Lao, H I ^c   Lewis, J ^c   Lewis, S ^c   Lin, S P ^c   Loh, P ^c   Malaj, E ^c   Nguyen, T ^c   Pan, H ^c   Phan, S ^c   Qi, S ^c   Qian, Y ^c   Ray, L ^c   Ren, Q ^c   Shaull, S ^c   Sloan, D ^c   Song, L ^c   Wang, Q ^c   Wang, Y ^c   Wang, Z ^c   White, J ^c   Willingham, D ^c   Wu, H ^c   Yao, Z ^c   Zhan, M ^c   Zhang, G ^c   Murray, J ^d   Miller, N ^d   Minx, P ^d   Fulton, R ^d   Johnson, D ^d   Bemis, G ^d   Bentley, D ^d   Bradshaw, H ^d   Bourne, S ^d   Cordes, M ^d   Du, Z ^d   Fulton, L ^d   Goela, D ^d   Graves, T ^d   Hawkins, J ^d   Hinds, K ^d   Kemp, K ^d   Latreille, P ^d   Layman, D ^d   Ozersky, P ^d   Rohlfing, T ^d   Scheet, P ^d   Walker, C ^d   Wamsley, A ^d   Wohldmann, P ^d   Pepin, K ^d   Nelson, J ^d   Korf, I ^d   Bedell, J A ^d   Hillier, L ^d   Mardis, E ^d   Waterston, R ^d   Wilson, R ^d   Emanuel, B S ^e   Shaikh, T ^e   Kurahashi, H ^e   Saitta, S ^e   Budarf, M L ^f   Mcdermid, H E ^f   Johnson, A ^f   Wong, A C C ^f   Morrow, B E ^g   Edelmann, L ^g   Kim, U J ^h   Shizuya, H ^h   Simon, M I ^h   Dumanski, J P ⁱ   Peyrard, M ⁱ   Kedra, D ⁱ   Seroussi, E ⁱ   Fransson, I ⁱ   Tapia, I ⁱ   Bruder, C E ⁱ   O'Brien, K P ⁱ   more..

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^b KEIO UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE   (Japan)

^c UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA   (United States)

^d WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE   (United States)

^e UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA   (United States)

^f UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA   (Canada)

^g ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE   (United States)

^h CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY   (United States)

ⁱ KAROLINSKA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL   (Sweden)

^j Department of Pathology   (United Kingdom)

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^l UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND   (Australia)

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^p UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO   (New Zealand)

^q UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 79960655760     PISSN: 00280836     EISSN: 14764687     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1038/990031     Document Type: Article

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