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| The role of MITOMAP is to report, not to analyze, published and unpublished data on human mitochondrial DNA variation. All data is curated by hand and due to the massive volume of sequencing data being produced world wide, there is always a backlog of papers and data to be added. If you would like to fast-track inclusion of a paper and its data into MITOMAP, please email a pdf to mitocite@uci.edu. We appreciate your help. Thanks. | ||
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Please consider supporting MITOMAP by making a charitable donation to the MITOMAP Fund at UCI's Center for Molecular & Mitochondrial Medicine and Genetics. MITOMAP operates without dedicated federal, state or private grant support. Donations like yours will help us survive these turbulent financial times. Thanks! |
| Submit Unpublished mtDNA Variants | |
| Submittal of articles & published data: If you would like to submit published articles to be included in mitomap, please send the citation & a pdf file to mitocite@uci.edu. | |
| Complete Mitochondrial Genome Sequences | |
| Mitochondria Interest Group Video Casts | |
| mtDNA in the news: NY Times on the Web, May 2, 2000 "The Human Family Tree: 10 Adams and 18 Eves" | |
| Archived Data: Polymorphic MtDNA Restriction Sites (Low Resolution) | |
| How to cite MITOMAP |
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| Map of the Human Mitochondrial DNA |
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