X-Message-Number: 9962
Date: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 12:07:06 -0700
From: crystal <>
Subject: Chromosome DNA marker genes
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Hi, Everybody.

How far has the human genome project progressed? Is there a gene
database on the web? Any web sites on the HGP? 

Can the HGP use robots to speed it up? Besides, comparing the data to
the DBMS would speed up the identification/classification input-process. 

I know they use plastic matrix trays consisting of columns and rows to
speed up identifying gene bases. Can't a CCTV and robots using multiple
syringes automate the input process? 

I read that a human cell divides 50 times before dying. If this number
can be extended, perhaps life can also be extended. 

What are the marker genes that control this process? Can fullerenes
(Bucky balls) substitute RNA-material in the nucleus? Of coz, one needs
to also repair DNA of other body parts: life extension without health is
a waste of resources. 

Best Regards,
Crystal.

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