A comprehensive list of cloned human DNA sequences

Area of Science:

• Genomics
• Molecular Biology
• Human Genetics

Background:

• The human genome contains a vast array of DNA sequences, including genes, pseudogenes, and repetitive elements.
• Understanding the availability of cloned DNA segments is crucial for various research applications.
• Previous efforts to catalog cloned human DNA have been fragmented.

Purpose of the Study:

• To compile a comprehensive list of published DNA sequences cloned from the human genome.
• To serve as a practical guide for researchers seeking specific human DNA clones.
• To consolidate information on cDNA, genomic, and synthetic clones.

Main Methods:

• Systematic literature review of published reports on cloned human DNA sequences.
• Categorization of clones based on sequence type (gene, pseudogene, uncharacterized, repetitive).
• Inclusion of information on clone availability and source.

Main Results:

• A curated list of diverse human DNA clones is presented.
• The list encompasses gene sequences, pseudogenes, uncharacterized DNA segments, and repetitive DNA elements.
• Published reports detailing the availability of these clones are cited.

Conclusions:

• This compilation provides a valuable resource for the scientific community.
• Facilitates access to essential DNA clones for human genome research.
• Aids in the efficient progression of studies involving human genetic material.