Reptile Genome Working Group · May 25, 12:00 PM

Brant Faircloth

The Reptile Genome Working Group is proud to announce the introduction of a web site for Reptilian Genomics. We (Reptile Genome Working Group Members) have developed a short list of reptilian species for possible genome sequencing. We now seek comments that will help us choose the best species and to justify sequencing the entire genome of one or more reptiles. We welcome your input to ensure that the species recommended for sequencing will benefit the largest possible community of scientists who will make use of the data. Please visit www.reptilegenome.com by Friday 3 June, 2005 to help select the species that will be proposed for full genome sequencing.

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NCBI Taxonomy Database
NCBI Taxonomy database search for Order Galliformes holdings (listed by genus and genus-specific epithet)

Specialist Groups

Cracid Group
Grouse Group
Megapode Group
Pheasant Group
PQF Group

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Bruce Roe's Lab Protocols
Very thorough site from the lab of Bruce Roe
Sheffield Molecular Genetics Facility
The University of Sheffield’s molecular genetics website.
SREL DNA Lab
Travis Glenn’s lab at Savannah River Ecology Lab.
SREL DNA Lab Protocols
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