Background
O'Brien, Stephen James was born on September 30, 1944 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of Bernard Carroll and Kathryn Marie O'Brien.
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Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes of science in the 1990s. To assist its progress, new technologies and concepts are expected to emerge from the analysis of other organisms' genes and chromosomes. Comparative data on the genetic organization of different species, therefore, have particular importance. Since 1980, Genetic Maps has been the only comprehensive source of such information. This new, sixth edition is published in two formats: as a series of six paperback volumes, each containing a variety of genetic maps from one group of organisms, and as a cloth-bound, reading-room edition containing the complete collection of maps from all 129 species listed. Book 1 - Viruses Book 2 - Bacteria, Algae, and Protozoa Book 3 - Lower Eukaryotes Book 4 - Nonhuman Vertebrates Book 5 - The Human Maps Book 6 - Plants
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(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes of science in the 1990s. To assist its progress, new technologies and concepts are expected to emerge from the analysis of other organisms' genes and chromosomes. Comparative data on the genetic organization of different species, therefore, have particular importance. Since 1980, Genetic Maps has been the only comprehensive source of such information. This new, sixth edition is published in two formats: as a series of six paperback volumes, each containing a variety of genetic maps from one group of organisms, and as a cloth-bound, reading-room edition containing the complete collection of maps from all 129 species listed. Book 1 - Viruses Book 2 - Bacteria, Algae, and Protozoa Book 3 - Lower Eukaryotes Book 4 - Nonhuman Vertebrates Book 5 - The Human Maps Book 6 - Plants
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(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes of science in the 1990s. To assist its progress, new technologies and concepts are expected to emerge from the analysis of other organisms' genes and chromosomes. Comparative data on the genetic organization of different species, therefore, have particular importance. Since 1980, Genetic Maps has been the only comprehensive source of such information. This new, sixth edition is published in two formats: as a series of six paperback volumes, each containing a variety of genetic maps from one group of organisms, and as a cloth-bound, reading-room edition containing the complete collection of maps from all 129 species listed. Book 1 - Viruses Book 2 - Bacteria, Algae, and Protozoa Book 3 - Lower Eukaryotes Book 4 - Nonhuman Vertebrates Book 5 - The Human Maps Book 6 - Plants
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(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes of science in the 1990s. To assist its progress, new technologies and concepts are expected to emerge from the analysis of other organisms' genes and chromosomes. Comparative data on the genetic organization of different species, therefore, have particular importance. Since 1980, Genetic Maps has been the only comprehensive source of such information. This new, sixth edition is published in two formats: as a series of six paperback volumes, each containing a variety of genetic maps from one group of organisms, and as a cloth-bound, reading-room edition containing the complete collection of maps from all 129 species listed. Book 1 - Viruses Book 2 - Bacteria, Algae, and Protozoa Book 3 - Lower Eukaryotes Book 4 - Nonhuman Vertebrates Book 5 - The Human Maps Book 6 - Plants
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O'Brien, Stephen James was born on September 30, 1944 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of Bernard Carroll and Kathryn Marie O'Brien.
Bachelor of Science, St. Francis College, Loretto, Pennsylvania, 1966; Doctor of Philosophy, Cornell Univercity, 1971.
Postdoctoral fellow genetics-biochemistry, Gerontology Research Center, Baltimore, 1971-1972;
National Institutes of Health postdoctoral fellow, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland., 1972-1973;
staff fellow, Laboratory Viral Carcinogenesis, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, 1973-1978;
research geneticist, Laboratory Viral Carcinogenesis, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Frederick, Maryland., 1978-1980;
chief section of genetics, Laboratory Viral Carcinogenesis, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Frederick, since 1980;
acting chief, Laboratory Viral Carcinogenesis, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Frederick, 1983-1985;
chief Laboratory Genomic Diversity, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Frederick, since 1986. Zoology and botany teaching assistant St. Francis College, 1965-1966. General genetics laboratory instructor and lecturer Cornell Univercity, 1966-1971, biology and society teaching assistant, 1969-1971, human genetics discussion leader, 1970-1971.
Adjunct Professor genetics George Washington University, since 1974. Adjunct graduate advisor department biology American U., since 1979, Hood College, since 1982. Adjunct Professor department zoology U. Maryland., since 1982, department biology Johns Hopkins University, since 1982.
Faculty affiliate department pathology Colorado State University, since 1994. Affiliate professor department biology George Mason U., since 1994. Appointed research fellow Smithsonian Institution, Washington, since 1982.
Board of trustees American Type Culture Association, Rockville, Maryland., since 1983. Appointed Executive Board American Type Culture Collection, Rockville, since 1984, secretary-treasurer board of trustees, since 1987. Founder, co-director New Opportunities inAnimal Health Sciences, Center for Wildlife Sciences, Smithsonian Institution, since 1985.
Member cat specialist group International Union for Conservation of Nature, Geneva, since 1985, member captive breeding specialist group species survival commission, since 1986. Lecturer in field.
(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
(Human genome research will be one of the dominant themes ...)
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Genetics Society of America, American Society Naturalists, Tissue Culture Association, American Genetics Association (board directors since 1984, chairman long range planning committee since 1985), American Association Zoological Parks and Aquariums (advisor special survival plan-cheetah since 1986), New York Academy of Sciences, Cosmos Club.
Married Diane Louise Rockhill, November 28, 1968. Children: Mary, Meghan.