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Correspondence, meeting notes and specifications

MS. Bodmer 603

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Title

Correspondence, meeting notes and specifications

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MS. Bodmer 603

Summary

Comprises:

Folder 1: General correspondence, Committee meetings and papers. Includes 'Fortran Routines for Sequence Data Handling', 1981, issues of the Record (by the ICRF Research Computer Unit), 'Donor File Project Program Specification' and notes on a Donor File Project meeting

Folder 2: Correspondence and notes mostly relating to DNA and protein sequencing on computers and the Donor File database

Date

1981

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (2 folders)

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Collection contents

Archive of Sir Walter Bodmer and Lady Julia Bodmer

Papers of Sir Walter Bodmer

Imperial Cancer Research Fund (ICRF), 1967-2005

ICRF Council and committees

ICRF Computer Executive Committee and other computing papers

Correspondence, meeting notes and specifications

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