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From:    MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.BIO  5-MAR-1988 12:52
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Date:         5-MAR-1988 12:50:56 GMT
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From:    <GILBERT@EARN.MITWIBR>  1-MAR-1988 19:03
To:    MJB1
Subj:    Gel reading software for MAC


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From:          <GILBERT@EARN.MITWIBR>
Subject:       Gel reading software for MAC
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  IBI is getting ready to release it's MAC version of it's IBM software.
This should occur sometime this summer. I've seen a very beta copy and it
looks alot like the IBM PC "screen".

  There is a fellow working in MIT's Center for Cancer Research who is
working on a program to do cloning.  I'm not sure he's ready to release
his program and I'm not in a position to make his name public.


From:    SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO  5-MAR-1988 12:55
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Date:         5-MAR-1988 12:54:12 GMT
From:        SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO
To:        MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP

From:    SYSTEM@UK.AC.BRISTOL.BSA  1-MAR-1988 10:38
To:    SEQNET
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Date:         1-MAR-1988 10:41:05
From:        SYSTEM@UK.AC.BRISTOL.BSA
To:        SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO


One of my collegues who has recently returned from the USA tells me
that congress have "agreed, in principal, to fund the human genome
sequencing project".   I would be most grateful if someone who
knows would let me have some hard information on this.  A reference to
an article in a journal would be nice.

Please reply to SYSTEM @ UK.AC.BRIS.BSA

Thanks.

Andrew Lyall

From:    DBO@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX  1-MAR-1988 12:26
To:    SEQNET
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Date:         1-MAR-1988 12:24:07 GMT
From:        DBO@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
To:        SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO


Re: Directory of email addresses of molecular biologists.

Picornavirus Research Group, Microbiology Dept., Univ. of Reading.

Postal Address:
        Department of Microbiology
        University of Reading
        London Road
        READING
        RG1 5AQ
        UK

Head of Dept. & Group Leader:
        Prof. J W Almond    JWA@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
        RESEARCH INTERESTS    Molecular Virology, Picornaviruses,
                    Protein Engineering, Antigenicity, HIV
                    Microbial Pathogenisis, Vaccines

Other Members of Group:
        Dr. J D Cooper        CDJ_F@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Functions of 5' & 3' non-coding
                    regions of picornaviruses

        Dr. D J Evans        DJE_F@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Rhinoviruses, Protein Engineering

        Dr. O Jenkins        OWJ_F@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Coxsackieviruses, Enterovirus 70,
                    Protein Engineering

        Mr. D H Moon        MMM_F@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Protein Engineering, Polioviruses

        Mr. S R Pollard        XER_F@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Molecular basis of attenuation
                    in polio type 2

        Mr. J D Booth        DBO@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX
                    Enterovirus 70, Computers in
                    molecular biology

Other members of the group do not have individual email addresses.
If you are trying to contact any of the above and having problems then send
a message to DBO@UK.AC.LEICESTER.VAX  I monitor email much more frequently
than the others and am therefore able to reply and bring your message
to the intended recipient  more rapidly.

Dave Booth.


From:    SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO  5-MAR-1988 12:57
To:    MJB1
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Date:         5-MAR-1988 12:55:46 GMT
From:        SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.BIO
To:        MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP

From:    Ware@UK.AC.AUCC (Georges Ware)  3-MAR-1988 14:52
To:    SEQNET
Subj:    for distribution


Date:  Thu, 3 Mar 88 14:51 GMT
From:  Ware@UK.AC.AUCC (Georges Ware)
Subject:  for distribution
To:  SEQNET@UK.AC.CAMBRIDGE.BIOLOGY
Message-ID:  <880303145154.945039@UK.AC.AUCC>

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