[ssml] Looking for the top ten "most wanted" human genes

[Dan Bolser]

My guess is that you need to probe experimentallists about this question,
and that you will get as many different answers as groups you ask. 

Can you make / hook up to a website which lists genes found in (or not)
fly / worm / yeast / human / fugu / arab, with a functinal annotation and
allow people to vote on importance (with regard to those missing in
human)?

The KOG may be helpful here...

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/COG/new/shokog.cgi


All the best,


On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, Georg Fuellen wrote:

>
>Dear All,
>Which are the top ten "most wanted" genes that have not yet been
>located in the human genome ? That is, genes known from other
>primates/mammalia/vertebrates that should be there but could not be found ?
>Or, missing genes that correspond to enzyme activities that are nevertheless
>observed in human ?
>For a planned review, I'm preparing such a list, to be put on the web at
>http://www.uni-muenster.de/Biologie.Botanik/ebb/fuellen/Topten/Homologs/wanted/
>unless such a list exists already (does it?)
>Best Wishes,
>Georg Fuellen
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