41. Gemini Detective Jatropha Mosaic Virus - Puerto Rico (JMV-PR) Site Index Home , Site Search. databases , Primer maps. -, PCR Conditions. ProbableOrigin Caribbean Basin. genome ssDNA; bipartite suspected. http://gemini.biosci.arizona.edu/descriptions/jmv-pr/jmv.html

42. Anonymous FTP: Sitelist Part 8 Of 21 [08/21] docs; GDB; HGC; NCBI; tools Comment genome data base FRMUD; fuzzy; GIF; inet-maps;levant; lyd fetch-news; free-compilers; free-databases; freedice; frogbak http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/ftp/text/951018/part8.html

Anonymous FTP: Sitelist Part 8 of 21 [08/21] Last Updated: 1995/10/09 ftp://ftp.fys.ruu.nl/ Netherlands GMT +1 22-May-94 Perry.Rovers@kub.nl Rijks Universiteit Utrecht (Utrecht University), Utrecht, Physics and Astronomy dept. Files : astronomy; fyilib; magazijn; vanbeijeren; vtools Comment: uploads only by user community and relations of physics and astronomy dept.; transfers are logged Unix ftp://ftp.fzi.de/ Germany GMT +1 28-Mar-95 Deutsche Anonyme FTP-Server List FZI, Karlsruhe ftpadm@fzi.de ftp://ftp.gatech.edu/ USA GMT -5 11-Mar-94 Georgia Institute of Technology (GATECH), Atlanta, Georgia, School of Literature Communications and Culture (LCC) root@ftp.gatech.edu Files : AI; angelle; coe; content; cwis; dos; Genemark; gsu2gt; lcc; Mac; multicast; netinfo; OS/2; robotech; security; tar; Unix; virus; Windows; WWW Comment: "Mastering the Internet" presentation in /pub/SHARE79 [which isn't there ... strange] Unix ftp://ftp.gbnet.net/ UK GMT +1 31-Aug-95 firewall faq GBNet Server : http://ftp.gbnet.net/

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Path: senator-bedfellow.mit.edu!faqserv From: Perry.Rovers@kub.nl (Perry Rovers) Newsgroups: news.newusers.questions,alt.sources.wanted,comp.archives,comp.archives.admin,comp.sources.wanted,alt.answers,comp.answers,news.answers Subject: Anonymous FTP: Sitelist Part 8 of 21 [08/21] Supersedes: Followup-To: news.newusers.questions Date: 10 Oct 1995 10:13:39 GMT Organization: Tilburg University, The Netherlands Lines: 1782 Approved: news-answers-request@mit.edu Message-ID: References:

44. UTC Publications The gene effect genome collisions and apomixis. Web Pages and databases. The postedtreatments for the Manual include distribution maps that are based on data http://herbarium.usu.edu/Reports/publications.htm

Publications Preparation of the following publications drew on the resources and/or facilities of the Intermountain Herbarium to some extent. The list is incomplete, as I have not been tracking such publications sufficiently diligently of late. The listing starts with 1996. Web Pages are listed separately because they are probably updated at irregular intervals. Some may have become extinct. Mary Barkworth, Director. Print or CD Publications Articles in scientific journals and books are in black; other scientific publications (theses, reports, etc.) are in green popular articles are in maroon; abstracts in teal. Years available: Gandhi, K. and M.E. Barkworth. 2003. Proposal to conserve the name Munroa Gramineae ) with that spelling. Taxon 52:–. Barkworth, M.E. and S.W.L. Jacobs. 2002. Voucher specimens: a critical element in a scientific study. Pp. 112-118 in P. Hernández, M.T. Moreno, J.I. Cubero, and A. Martin (Editors), Proceedings of the Fourth International Triticeae Symposium. Junta de Andalucia, Consejería de Agricultura y Pesca, Córdoba, Spain. Miller, C.F. and M. Kim. 2002.

45. NABRW Planning Meeting, July 15, 2002 1040 Warren Kruger, University of Minnesota – Using EST databases for functionaland comparative 5. GrainGenes The Triticeae genome Database Centre, agric. http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/ggpages/BarleyNewsletter/45/Proceedings1.htm

th North American Barley Researchers Workshop September 22-25, 2002 Ramada Plaza Suites and Conference Center Fargo, North Dakota, USA Host Organizing Committee Richard Horsley, Co-Chair Michael Edwards, Co-Chair Paul Schwarz Lynn Dahleen Marcia McMullen Stephen Neate Jerome Franckowiak Sponsors North Dakota Barley Council Bayer Crop Science Miller Brewing Co NDSU Department of Plant Sciences Busch Agricultural Resources, Inc. NDSU College of Agriculture American Malting Barley Association Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., Inc. NDSU Agricultural Experiment Station Rahr Malting Co. Cargill Incorporated Blackwell Publishing Summit Brewing Co. NDSU Department of Cereal and Food Sciences BASF Briess Malting Co NDSU Department of Plant Pathology Syngenta Crop Protection USDA-Agricultural Research Service Special thanks to Kenneth Lamb, NDSU Plant Sciences, for preparing and updating the NABRW web site; and to all of the NDSU and ARS staff for their assistance, especially Melissa Welter, Eileen Buringrud, Polly McMichael, and Lyle Lindberg. th North American Barley Researchers Workshop September 22-25, 2002

46. Items From India. Using the molecular genotyping data, framework maps will be presence in the expressedregions of genome also make and 19 SNPs, using EST databases (dbEST and http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/ggpages/awn/48/Textfiles/INDIA.html

ITEMS FROM INDIA BHABHA ATOMIC RESEARCH CENTRE Nuclear Agriculture and Biotechnology Division, Mumbai-400085, India. Current activities: combining quality traits with durable rust resistance and molecular studies in wheat. [p. 73] B.K. Das and S.G. Bhagwat (Nuclear Agriculture and Biotechnology Division), and N. Eswaran, A. Saini, and N. Jawali (Molecular Biology and Agriculture Division). For combining desirable HMW-glutenin subunits and durable rust-resistance genes, intervarietal crosses involving recent bread wheat cultivars and some of our experimental lines were made. The cultivars and experimental lines used in the crosses were PBW-343, HUW-206, WH-542, HD-2385, HD-2285, Vidisha, KS-1, and SK-1. The F2 populations were scored for morphology, flowering time, and rust reaction after artificial inoculation. A study of genetic diversity of Indian cultivars using PCR-based markers is being investigated. The association of molecular markers with quality traits, agronomically important traits, and rust resistance genes also are being studied. Use of a 1-gram, SDS-sedimentation test for bread-making quality in bread wheat.

47. 1999 NRSP-6 ANNUAL REPORT APIC and the initiative to create comprehensive databases. for resistance to Phytophthorainfestans maps to chromosome Sli) gene on the potato genome using DNA http://www.ars-grin.gov/ars/MidWest/NR6/ar99.html

ANNUAL REPORT Calendar Year 1999 P ROJECT : NRSP-6: INTER-REGIONAL POTATO INTRODUCTION PROJECT Introduction, Preservation, Classification, Distribution and Evaluation of Solanum Species. COOPERATIVE AGENCIES AND PRINCIPAL LEADERS State Agricultural Experimental Stations Representative Southern Region Secretary J. C. Miller, Jr. Western Region A. R. Mosley North Central Region Vice Chairman D. S. Douches North Eastern Region A. F. Reeves United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Technical Representative Chairman C. R. Brown National Program Staff P. K. Bretting Area Director, Midwest Area A. Hewings Cooperative States Research Ed. and Ext. Service M. Fitzner Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service A. T. Tschanz Inter-Regional Potato Introduction Project - Leader J. B. Bamberg Agriculture Canada T. R. Tarn Administrative Advisors North Central Region Lead R. L. Lower

48. PHASEOLUS CGC REPORT method of searching their databases would certainly Correlation among RFLP maps incommon bean. Ann. PhaseolusVigna genome Mapping Information http//agronomy http://www.ars-grin.gov/npgs/cgc_reports/phascgc.htm

Phaseolus Crop Germplasm Committee Report 1996 Update Contributors to the 1996 update: P. Gepts, Phaseolus CGC Chair P. Miklas, Phaseolus CGC Secretary M. Brick C. Chase D. Coyne R. Hannan P. McClean J. Myers J. Steadman OUTLINE I. INTRODUCTION: P. Gepts 3 A. World Production B. U.S. Production C. Domestic Use D. Export Markets E. Bean Germplasm II. PRESENT GERMPLASM ACTIVITIES 6 A. Collection : P. Gepts 7 B. Evaluation : J. Steadman and D. Coyne 8 C. Enhancement : P. Miklas 9 D. Preservation : R. Hannan 10 E. Genetic Stocks Collection : J. Myers 13 F. Phaseolus Electronic Databases P. McClean 14 III. STATUS OF CROP VULNERABILITY 16 A. Trends in Genetic Diversity within Different Production Regions : M. Brick and J. Myers 17 B. Cytoplasmic Genetic Diversity : C. Chase 20 IV. GERMPLASM NEEDS 21 A. Collection : P. Gepts 21 B. Evaluation : J. Steadman and D. Coyne 22 C. Enhancement : P. Miklas 23 D. Preservation : R. Hannan 23 E. Genetic Stocks Collection : J. Myers 24 F. Phaseolus Electronic Databases P. McClean 24 V. RECOMMENDATIONS 25 VI. LITERATURE CITED 25

49. Plant Genetic Resources What Can They Contribute Towards Linkage maps for many species have been developed and databases, such as the InternationalCrop Information System (ICIS response of a plant’s genome to the http://www.lsc.psu.edu/nas/Speakers/Hoisington manuscript.html

50. IPMnet News and molecular markers to map the genome of both 28 families and includes illustratedclassification maps of 10 provides a mechanism to create databases in an http://www.ipmnet.org/IPMnet_NEWS/news86.html

Consortium for International Crop Protection February 2001 Issue no. 86 The Consortium for International Crop Protection produces and provides IPMnet NEWS as a free, electronic global IPM Information resource. CONTENTS I. IPM News Australia Boosts Funding for Weed Management IPM for Asian Vegetables GLOBAL IPM NOTES II. IPM Medley Keeping Sprayers "Tuned" Pays Off PUBLICATIONS (5 this issue) OTHER RESOURCES PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES III. IPM Research/Technical Papers SELECTED TITLES (13 in 7 categories) IV. IPMnet Calendar IPMnet MASTER CALENDAR: (N)EW or (R)EVISED entries only IPMnet MASTER CALENDAR: PREVIOUSLY LISTED entries I. IPM NEWS / APPLICATIONS international IPM news and programs Australia Boosts Funding for Weed Management Clearly, Australia is serious about weed management and is putting up the funding to prove it. The country's government recently announced A$77 million funding for four Cooperative Research Centers (CRCs), including the new CRC for Australian Weed Management (CRCAWM), previously known as the CRC for Weed Management Systems. The monetary support is to commence in July this year and continue through 2008. The government's announcement of the awards noted that "Weeds are amongst the most serious threats facing Australia's primary production and biodiversity with costs estimated at more than A$1.2 billion per year for grain cropping and probably at least twice that for the rest of agriculture." The CRCAWM will be working to reduce the risks to the environment, agriculture, and rural sectors all across Australia from currently established weed species as well as an increasing number of newly invading weeds.

51. New Detection Technologies In Separation Science, 2nd Symposium within the next decade the sequence of the human genome will have resulting digestmap is compared with the theoretical maps from the databases and the http://plab.ku.dk/tcbh/NoSSS/2ndSymposium/proceedings.htm

PROCEEDINGS - Abstracts of communications, lunch workshops, and posters In alphabetical order after name Bacterial typning and subtyping using PCR/DGGE Division of Microbiological Safety, Institute of Food Safety and Toxicology, Multiple methods are applied to bacterial genotyping , but only one application have been published, where mutation detection by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) were used on Chlamydia trachomatis omp1 gene have been published (Sayada et al., J.Med.Microbiol. 43, 14-25, 1995), We have applied PCR/DGGE to Campylobacter jejuni subtyping using a flaA PCR fragment (702bp) as polymorphic target. Thirteen different subtypes were identified in an unrelated collection of 80 Campylobacter jejuni isolates. The disciminitory Index (0.896) was slightly better than serotyping (0.868), but significant lower than PFGE and RAPD (0.974 and 0.984, respective). Improvement might be obtained by heteroduplex formation. The PCR/DGGE method does not need any restriction enzyme digestion, and the band pattern is very simple to evaluates, as the position of only a single band in the gel indicate the genosubtype. Furthermore the modified version TTGE can be automated and performed in capillarY electrophoresis. Simulation software WinMelt (BioRad) or Melt94, MUTRAV, and SQHTX (Lerman and Silverstein) are important tools to mimic the Tm melt-curves and mobility curves in denaturing gels of known DNA sequences. Our presentation will show to use of these simulations to optimize condition for DGGE mutation analysis. However, only empiric trials can be done on unknown samples.

52. Genomics And Proteomics Abstracts As well, these high resolution maps will aid in assembling the that has no match inthe existing databases on the that this site is in the nuclear genome on a http://www.fgsc.net/fungalgenetics2001/genomicsabs.htm

XXI Fungal Genetics Conference Asilomar, California March 2001 Genomics and Proteomics Physical mapping and functional analysis of chromosome IV pericentric region in Aspergillus nidulans . Alexei Aleksenko and Michael Lynge Nielsen. BioCentrum, Technical University of Denmark, Bygn. 223, Lyngby 2800 Denmark Chromosome walk between genes methG, uvsB, hisA, gdhB and frA of A. nidulans produced two continuous segments of a physical map of chromosome IV covering 250kb and 160 kb. Integration of selectable markers into the chromosome targeted by unique cosmid fragments made it possible to establish that the two fragments flank the centromere, with the order of markers methG-uvsB-CEN-hisA-gdhB-frA . The gap in the physical map over the centromere itself was estimated to be between 70 kb and 250 kb. It was shown that the frequency of meiotic recombination in the vicinity of the centromere is strongly reduced. Pericentric fragnets contain highly repetitive AT-rich DNA and degenerated retrotransposons. Centromere-proximal DNA fragments were subcloned in circular and linear vectors, and their behavior in transformation was studied. Heterologous transposition in the phytopathogenic fungus Ustilago maydis using the Caenorhabditis elegans element Tc1.

53. Locus Rip1 Ribosome-inactivating Protein1 5C04F01(uaz193);Map scores and DNA polymorphism and maps (Apr 2000 to E.coli stockcenter and sequence databases P10593 SwissProt genome 39866873; ID 12064. http://www.agron.missouri.edu/cgi-bin/sybgw_mdb/mdb3/Locus/12064

Maize DB Locus rip1 ribosome-inactivating protein1 Canonical Name: All Names (e.g. adh1, adh, %dehydro, alcohol) Name Per 32kD endosperm b32 protein alb1 b-32 Motto, M Bass, HW Bass, HW isc(b32a) ncr(b32c3a) ncrb32c3a phi014 Senior, L Senior, L ribosome-inactivating protein1 Full Name Canonical Name Plant-Wide Name Bass, HW uaz193 uaz193(rip) UAZ193(RIP3 umc1202 Zmcrip Bass, HW Type: Gene Fullname: ribosome-inactivating protein1 Species: Zea mays ssp. mays Detected By Probe Method p-umc197 RFLP Hybridization p-5C04F01 RFLP Hybridization ... in silico Gene Products: ribosome inactivating protein Linkage Group: Map Scores: phi014 Mo17 x H99 F6:7 RI SSR rip1 Tx303 x CO159 IF2 BamHI isc(b32A) T232 x CM37 RI/CO159 x Tx303 RI pooled ncr(b32c3a) T232xCM37 RI CU ... phi014 B73 x Mo17 RI SSR Recombination Data: Map Coordinates Value Map Source Backbone Genetic 8 Genes yes 44.50

54. AMG-I THE I Listeria Monocytogenes /i GENOME specific genes (obtained from international databases and from The Eca and Ecc physicalmaps are being the fully sequenced Escherichia coli genome to examine http://www.intl-pag.org/amg/1/abstracts/

Listeria monocytogenes GENOME THE Listeria monocytogenes GENOME PASCALE COSSART Professor Pascale COSSART Institut Pasteur Unité des Interactions Bactéries-Cellules 28 rue du Dr. Roux 75724 Paris cedex 15 France Listeria monocytogenesis THE PHOTORHABDUS LUMINESCENS GENOME PROJECT FRANK KUNST Institut Pasteur Laboratory of Genomics of Microbial Pathogens 25, rue du Dr Roux 75724 Paris Cedex 15 FRANCE USE OF GENOMIC SEQUENCING IN INVESTIGATIONS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, VIRULENCE MARKERS AND PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS OF AQUATIC BIRNAVIRUSES BRUCE L. NICHOLSON Department of Biochemistry, Microbiology and Molecular Biology University of Maine Orono, Maine, USA, 04469 REVOLUTIONS IN MASS SPECTROMETRY-BASED STRATEGIES FOR BIOPOLYMER ANALYSIS CATHERINE E. COSTELLO Mass Spectrometry Resource, Depts. of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Boston University School of Medicine, 715 Albany Street, R-806, Boston, MA 02118-2526 n ) has also accelerated. In tandem mass spectrometry experiments, selected ions are decomposed by collisions with gases, photons, electrons or surfaces, and the resulting product ions yield information on subunit sequence, branching (in the case of oligosaccharides or cross-linked proteins) and substituents. Fascinating new areas of MS research include conformational analysis of biopolymers and structural studies of non-covalent complexes, which may be preformed before introduction into the MS ion source, or may be formed between trapped ions. A survey of this rapid growth will be presented, illustrated by examples from current investigations.

55. C RGN 4, p. 1 112 RGN 7, p.22-24 RGN 10, p. 18-19. Chloroplast and mitochondrialgenetic maps RGN 11, p.20-22. 1990. Acta agric. Univ.Pekinensis 16 262-272. http://www.gramene.org/newsletters/rice_genetics/rgn12/v12p9.html

Gramene Home User Survey Database Searches Rice Genome Browser Blast Search Map Search Marker Search ... Documentation Submission Rice Mutants Controlled Vocabularies Rice Resources About Gramene ... What's new Gramene Plant Phys 2002 Grass issue Search: Literature Database Rice Genetics Newsletters Volume 12 Contents C. Report of Committee on Gene symbolization. Nomenclature and Linkage Groups Convener: T.Kinoshita (For memory) Numbering of rice chromosomes and their relationships with linkage groups (from RGN 7, p. 13) Trisomics Karyotype Chromosome Number Khush et al. Iwata Kurata Chung Trans- locations Nishimura Linkage group O Kl III N X M XI+XII E II L VI+IX B I F Kll IV D sug H V+VII C fgl G VIII A d-33 List of gene symbols recommended (with linkage group and key literature) 1)Phenotype-oriented:RGN 6, p. 12-29. 2) Alphebetically arranged: RGN 8, p.4-25. 3) Chromosome-oriented: RGN 7, p25-35, RGN 10, p-20-32 (supplement to previous lists). 4) Linkage-group oriented: RGN 4, p. 13-24: its supplement, RGN 5, p.8. Linkage maps RGN 4, p. 1 1-12: RGN 7, p.22-24: RGN 10, p. 18-19. Chloroplast and mitochondrial genetic maps: RGN 11, p.20-22.

56. G Lee, Kyu Seong Rice Division National Honam agric. Jichen genome Mapping LaboratoryPlant Breeding, Genetics and Biochemistry Division IRRI, PO.Box 933, Manila http://www.gramene.org/newsletters/rice_genetics/rgn12/v12p262.html

Gramene Home User Survey Database Searches Rice Genome Browser Blast Search Map Search Marker Search ... Documentation Submission Rice Mutants Controlled Vocabularies Rice Resources About Gramene ... What's new Gramene Plant Phys 2002 Grass issue Search: Literature Database Rice Genetics Newsletters Volume 12 Contents G. Mailing List Compiled by A. Hirai and H. I. Oka Please write to us immediately if you have a new address. Address Changes (October 1995) Austria ZAPATA-Arias, F. J. Head, Plant Breeding Unit International Atomic Energy Agency Wagramestrasse 5 P.O.B 100 A-1400 Vienna Brazil Taillebois, J. Granjas y irmaos Caixa Postal 169 Pelotas-RS China (change of postal code) Zhu, Li-Hong Department of Agronomy Nanjing Agric. University Nanjing, 210095 Colombia Chatel,Marc CIAT Appartado Aereo 6713 Cali France Arraudeau, M. Movlin de Valenfrold 86160 Sommleres Clement, Guy CIRAD-CA CFR, Mas du Sonnailles Routi de Gimeaux 13200 Aries Japan Hasegawa, Hiroshi School of Environm. Sci., Shiga Prefect. Univ. 2500 Hassaka-cho, Hikone. Shiga-ken 522 Iida, Shuichi

57. AfricaBio: Links and reproduction, and development of genetic maps and markers by the USDA/NAL PlantGenome Research developing new sources and types of biotechnology databases. http://www.africabio.com/links.shtml

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58. Alfalfa Mapping Projects - North America MSU plant genome mapping projects with national databases. SJ O'Brien (ed) GeneticMaps, 6th edition are distributed throughout the soybean genome and linkages http://www.nal.usda.gov/pgdic/Map_proj/alfalfa.html

59. Linkseite of Trees; Dendrome Forest Tree genome (Abb US System IndexHUSSI; Interactive ForestMaps (weltweit USDA Forest Service Information Systems; Virus databases on-line; http://fbva.forvie.ac.at/040/1480en.html

Austrian Federal Office and Research Centre for Forests Index Bibliothek Suche Linkseite Voshmgir D. Online Publications: Voshmgir Publication list: Voshmgir URL - Forestry link database Forestry and Agricultural Portals Forestry directories and catalogues ... Establishment and Sending of Bookmarks Links to national and international Web sites This page lists forestry and forest-related search engines, internet addresses of national and international forestry research organisations as well as indications on forestry information media such as electronic scientific journals and various forestry databases. Furthermore, it contains general WWW search aids which can be useful for scientists, students and anyone interested in forestry and forest-related issues. URL - Forestry link database with keyword search Forestry links: Die Forstwirtschaft im Internet Your contribution is sought Dear user! The editors of the following link collection have made an effort to compile as many links as possible to search information in the World Wide Web in order to facilitate your internet search. But we are not in a position to verify the relevance of links any moment. That is why you are requested to inform us on any error or deficiency you might notice, or if you know of any link we could add to our collection! Mailing address of the author: Daryoush Voshmgir - officer-in-charge of "Forestry Link Collection" Thank you very much!

60. Research Services include genome mapping and genotyping from SignaGen (a A range of other databasesand services produced by Soil inventory maps, growth region maps and http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/detail/7412df2b1db8cd2a5d4aafdb6c2090d3.html

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