In the European Mouse Mutant Cell Repository (EuMMCR; www.eummcr), scientists at Helmholtz Zentrum M nchen archive and distribute upon request all EUCOMM and EUCOMMTOOLS mutant ES cells as well as all genetic tools for functional gene analysis used in these two projects.
"Right now we are preparing the legal basis for offering our materials and technologies to commercial partners as well," says Dr. Cornelia Kaloff, project manager of EUCOMMTOOLS and EUCO
The EUCOMMTOOLS Consortium:
Helmholtz Zentrum M nchen (Germany): Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Wurst (Coordinator) Genome Research Limited (Great Britain): Prof. Dr. Allan Bradley (Co-Coordinator), Dr. William C. Skarnes European Molecular Biology Laboratory (Germany/Italy): Prof. Dr. Nadia Rosenthal Technische Universit?¤t Dresden (Germany): Prof. Dr. Francis Stewart Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (Italy): Prof. Dr. Glauco Tocchini-Valentini Centre Europ?İen de Recherche en Biologie et en M?İdecine (France): Prof. Dr. Yann H?İrault Universidad Miguel Hern ndez de Elche (Spain): Prof. Dr. Salvador Mart?nez Medical Research Council (Great Britain): Prof. Dr. Steve BrownSOURCE Helmholtz Zentrum M nchen