Variant chromosome pedigree charts

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Includes correspondence between Renwick and Professor Everett W Lovrien and letter to Renwick from Dr Ellen Magnis, 1971-1972. Also includes LOD results, computer print-outs and graphs.

Folder originally marked VMQLN1H .

Personal Names

Lovrien, Everett W, fl 1970s,

Magnis, Ellen, fl 1970s,

Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Dr James Harrison Renwick, 1926-1994, geneticist, University of Glasgow, ScotlandUGC 155

Biographical materialUGC 155/1

University of Glasgow materialUGC 155/2

Research materialUGC 155/3

Renwick coding materialUGC 155/3/1

Research methodologyUGC 155/3/2

Renwick pedigrees: diseaseUGC 155/3/3

Pedigrees: chromosomal abnormalityUGC 155/3/4

Material relating to translocation (F) in chromosomesUGC 155/3/4/1

Material relating to Jumbo satellite (J) or any long variant in chromosomesUGC 155/3/4/2

Material relating to short arm (U) or any deletion chromosomesUGC 155/3/4/3

Material relating to variant chromosomesUGC 155/3/4/4

VA and VD variant chromosome pedigree charts and coding sheetsUGC 155/3/4/4/1

VG variant chromosome pedigree charts and coding sheetsUGC 155/3/4/4/2

Variant chromosome pedigree chartsUGC 155/3/4/4/3

Variant chromosome correspondence between Renwick and Dr John GrayUGC 155/3/4/4/4

Variant chromosome correspondence between Renwick and Dr Richard H LindenbaumUGC 155/3/4/4/5

Material relating to Probable assignation of the Duffy blood group locus to Chromosome 1 in man by Dr Roger P Donahue, Dr Wilma B Bias, Professor Victor Almon McKusick and RenwickUGC 155/3/4/4/6

Correspondence between Renwick and Dr Catherine L Bowen concerning her paper on the position of the Duffy locus on chromosome 1UGC 155/3/4/4/7

Material regarding Inherited constriction fragility and the possible assignment of the red cell acid phosphatase locus to Chromosome 2 by Professor Malcolm Andrew Ferguson-Smith and RenwickUGC 155/3/4/4/8

Fluorescence linkage study correspondence and pedigreesUGC 155/3/4/4/9

Chromosome 9 inversion correspondence and pedigreesUGC 155/3/4/4/10

Pedigrees: non-diseaseUGC 155/3/5

Logarithm of Odds (LOD)UGC 155/3/6

Linkage materialUGC 155/3/7

Maps and clustersUGC 155/3/8

Work of others geneticistsUGC 155/3/9

Miscellaneous genetics researchUGC 155/3/10

Material relating to Renwick's later research interestsUGC 155/3/11

Renwick material relating to the funding of researchUGC 155/3/12

PublicationsUGC 155/4

Lectures and conferencesUGC 155/5

Societies and organisationsUGC 155/6

Correspondence filesUGC 155/7