In a message dated 10/21/1999 1:25:30 PM US Eastern Standard Time, hunger@hunger.org writes: << Does anyone know how to get in touch with the Tomato Genome Committee or the administrators of it? >> To William, I went to the search sites and did not find exactly what you were looking for. But I do know some of the researchers who work with the detail of publishing info on trying to complete the genetic markers, genes,etc., on the various chromosome arms of the tomato and related species. Much of the information is mumbo jumbo to the average person, but I use the info which applies to genetic stock that has the loci info that I need in highly expressed plant expressions of said genes. So much of the genome work is with chemical type info that is useless to me. Is there any thing I could help you with, the genome mapping is boring on the various prints that I have seen, but then again, in the eyes of the beholder. If you talk with Roger C. at the Charles Rick collection in Davis, Ca., and several people with the Tomato Genetics Cooperative, you may certainly get more than you bargained for. Tom