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The Human Genome Project is going forward with data catalogued on such databases as GenBank. It now has data for more than 141 mil base pairs. Ways to take advantage of the data are needed. Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, among them Harold "Skip" Garner, are trying to fill the gap and to make research available around the world. Garner and colleagues have designed a suite of programs called the Polymorphic Marker Predictions of Ubiquitous Simple Sequences (POMPOUS). The Garner laboratory home page at http://pompous.swmed.edu gives access to this and other software tools and information on available biochips.

Publisher: National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Publication Name: Environmental Health Perspectives
Subject: Health
ISSN: 0091-6765
Year: 1999
Usage, Software, Product development, Semiconductor chips, Integrated circuits, Practice, Human Genome Project, Chromosome mapping, Databases, Genetic research

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Aplastic anemia in a petrochemical factory worker

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The relationship to benzene exposure and aplastic anemia is examined, focusing on the 21-year experience of a petrochemical worker who worked closely with powder resin and lime and was thus exposed to low-level benzene. Topics include causes of aplastic anemia, possible carcinogenic effects of benzene, and societal concerns about benzene levels.

Author: Young Mann Baak, Byoung Yong Ahn, Hwang Shin Chang, Ji Hong Kim, Kyoung Ah Kim, Young Lim
Publisher: National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Publication Name: Environmental Health Perspectives
Subject: Health
ISSN: 0091-6765
Year: 1999
South Korea, Health aspects, Benzene, Petroleum chemicals industry, Petrochemicals industry, Aplastic anemia

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The shape of hemes to come

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The article examines research on the shape and function of a protein functional group called hemes. Analysis has indicated that hemes are not flat, as was once believed, but have different shapes for different functions, and continued research may illuminate how hemes-based enzymes break down environmental pollutants.

Publisher: National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Publication Name: Environmental Health Perspectives
Subject: Health
ISSN: 0091-6765
Year: 1999
Proteins, Shelnutt, John

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Subjects list: Statistical Data Included, Research, United States, Molecular biology
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