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Human Genome News, March 1991; 2(6)

U.K. Human Genome Mapping Project

Project Management Committee

  • Dai Rees (Chair)
    MRC
  • Martin Borrow
    Guy's Hospital
  • Sydney Brenner
    MRC Molecular Genetics Unit
  • George K. Radda
    MRC Biochemical and Clinical Magnetic Resonance Unit
  • Lewis Wolpert
    Middlesex Hospital Medical School
  • Tony Vickers (Project Manager)
    MRC

Directed Programme Committee

  • Lewis Wolpert (Chair)
    University College and Middlesex Hospital Medical School
  • Martin Bishop
    MRC Molecular Genetics Unit
  • Martin Bobrow
    Guy's Hospital
  • Sydney Brenner
    MRC Molecular Genetics Unit
  • Roger Craig
    ICI Pharmaceuticals
  • Malcolm Ferguson-Smith
    Cambridge University
  • Peter Goodfellow
    ICRF
  • Nicholas Hastie
    MRC Human Genetics Unit
  • Hans Lehrach
    ICRF
  • Lucio Luzzatto
    MRC/Leukemia Research Fund(LRF), Leukemia Unit
  • Mary Lyon
    MRC Radiobiology Unit
  • Susan Povey
    MRC Human Biochemical Genetics Unit
  • Christopher Rawlings
    ICRF
  • Edwin Southern
    Oxford University
  • John Sulston
    MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
  • Robert Williamson
    St. Mary's Hospital Medical School
  • Tony Vickers (Project Manager)
    MRC

HGMIS Staff

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Human Genome Project 1990–2003

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