The GDB Human Genome Database

The Official World-Wide Database for the Annotation of the Human Genome
Hosted by RTI International, North Carolina USA
Available at mirror sites worldwide

GDB Announcement
The GDB Human Genome Data Base was first established in 1991 as a central international repository of human genetic mapping and related data, with funding from United States Department of Energy and National Institutes of Health. Hosted originally at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and later moved to the University of Toronto affiliated Hospital for Sick Children, GDB has received international funding as well as philanthropic support. RTI International of Research Triangle Park, North Carolina began hosting GDB in November 2003.

Because interest in GDB data resources has diminished over the years, RTI International will discontinue hosting GDB effective May 31, 2008. If you have any comments, please contact help@gdb.org. After May 31, 2008, please contact Mr. Philip S. Roberts, Associate General Counsel at Johns Hopkins University at philroberts@jhu.edu for any GDB related questions

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