Chromosome Idiograms, human and mouse
White Nick
njw at mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk
Thu Jun 17 10:24:11 EST 1993
In article <1virosINNb3o at news.u.washington.edu> dadler at u.washington.edu writes:
>Hello Bionauts,
>I am pleased to announce the availability via Gopher of computerized
>idiograms of human and mouse chromosomes. The idiograms are in PostScript
>(PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems Inc.) and were created to
>allow band-by-band manipulation with certain graphics software, such as
>Adobe Illustrator, Aldus FreeHand, Corel Draw, Altsys Virtuoso. These
>files can be freely used by individuals for personal use or by non-profit
>institutions.
etc......
>David A. Adler Pathology SM-30
>University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195
>(206) 543-0716 (phone) (206) 543-3644 (fax)
>"Science is nothing but trained and organized common sense"
>T.H.Huxley
Sorry to post to the net but I couldn't contact you via e-mail. I'd like a
copy of the chromosome 20 pic but unfortunately haven't got a gopher
connection. Is it possible to ftp? If yes what's the machine address and
where are the files?
Many thanks
Nick
njw at mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk
Nick J. White
Haematological Medicine
University of Cambridge
MRC Centre, Hills Road
Cambridge
England
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