Cat-Map is an online chromosome map and reference database for inherited and age-related forms of cataract(s) in humans, mice, and other vertebrates maintained by the Shiels lab (1).

Instructions

Click on the link to scan for loci, genes, mutations/variations, phenotypes, other mammalian mutants and peer-reviewed publications associated with cataract. Links to the Entrez Gene and PubMed databases are provided.

   1.   Shiels A, Bennett TM, and Hejtmancik JF. Cat-Map: Putting cataract on the map. Mol Vis (2010)

2. Through the Cat-Map Gateway: A Brief History of Cataract Genetics. Genes (2024)

Last Updated: October 2024

Curators:

Alan Shiels Ph.D.

Thomas Bennett M.Sc.

e-mail: bennetttm@wustl.edu

Cat-Map is for academic research purposes only. While every attempt is made to keep the information current and inclusive, we cannot guarantee its accuracy.

E-mail comments, suggestions or corrections to bennetttm@wustl.edu

Copyright © Alan Shiels Ph.D. 2010-2024