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Dear Colleagues,

I have begun a piggyBac website <piggyBac.bio.nd.edu> that provides 
maps, sequences, and information related to piggyBac. The website also 
has a forum section for those who have new constructs, information, or 
questions related to piggyBac and insect transgenesis. I am hopeful that 
the site will serve to advance research with piggyBac and allow everyone 
to rapidly share insights, constructs, etc. Please visit the site and 
contribute.

Thanks,

Mac Fraser

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