Peter L. Pearson
Johns Hopkins University
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Nucleic Acids Research | 1992
Peter L. Pearson; N.W. Matheson; D.C. Flescher; R.J. Robbins
Version 5.0 of the Genome Data Base (GDB) was released in March 1993. This document describes some of the significant changes to the types of data which are stored within the GDB. In addition to handling a wider scope of data, the GDB 5.0 application software now supports the X-Windows protocol. Although the GDB software still remains the most widely utilized method for accessing the data, alternate methods of access are now available, including direct SQL (Structured Query Language) queries, FTP (Internet File Transfer Protocol), WAIS (Wide Area Information Server), and other tools produced by third-party developers.
Genomics | 1988
Brunhilde Wirth; Michael J. Denton; Jia-De Chen; Meinhard Neugebauer; Francis B. Halliday; Mary van Schooneveld; Jennifer A. Donald; Peter L. Pearson; A. Gal
Linkage analysis was carried out in three large multigenerational kindreds with X-linked retinitis pigmentosa using DNA markers on Xp. About 10% recombination has been found between the retinitis pigmentosa locus (RP2) and the marker locus DXS7, assigned to band Xp11.3, which was reported earlier to be closely linked to RP2 in several independent families. In the kindreds described in this paper, however, RP2 shows close linkage and no recombination with the marker loci OTC and DXS148, both assigned to Xp21, indicating that, contrary to previous linkage studies, there is evidence of an RP locus distal to DXS7. This suggests that X-linked retinitis pigmentosa is genetically heterogeneous, i.e., caused by mutations at different loci.
Current Opinion in Genetics & Development | 1991
Peter L. Pearson
The introduction of the genome database to the human gene mapping community in September 1990 heralded the advent of a new generation of databases to serve the needs of the human genome initiative over the coming years. The databases will act as a fulcrum around which the activities of the human genome initiative can be coordinated at an international level.
Nature Genetics | 1993
Bruce T. Lamb; Sangram S. Sisodia; Ann M. Lawler; Hilda H. Slunt; Cheryl A. Kitt; W.G. Kearns; Peter L. Pearson; Donald L. Price; John D. Gearhart
B. T. Lamb, S. S. Sisodia, A. M. Lawler, H. H. Slunt, C. A. Kitt, W. G. Kearns, P. L. Pearson, D. L. Price & J. D. Gearhart Nature Genetics 5, 22–30 (1993) An unfortunate transposition rendered the title of this paper incorrect. The correct title is that printed above.
Nature Genetics | 1993
Bruce T. Lamb; Sangram S. Sisodia; Ann M. Lawler; Hilda H. Slunt; Cheryl A. Kitt; W.G. Kearns; Peter L. Pearson; Donald L. Price; John D. Gearhart
Nucleic Acids Research | 1994
Peter L. Pearson; Clair A. Francomano; Patricia Foster; Carol Bocchini; Peter Li; Victor A. McKusick
Nucleic Acids Research | 1991
Peter L. Pearson
Genomics | 1993
Barbara R. Migeon; Matthew J. McGinniss; Joyce Axelman; Beth A. Stasiowski; Hagop Youssoufian; W.G. Kearns; Alice Chung; Peter L. Pearson; Haig H. Kazazian; Razia S. Muneer
Genomics | 1993
Michael T. Geraghty; Laura Martin; Michael Marble; W.G. Kearns; Peter L. Pearson; Anthony P. Monaco; Hans Lehrach; David Valle
Methods of Molecular Biology | 1994
W.G. Kearns; Peter L. Pearson