A graphic representation of a chromosome including the position of its genes.
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Single-pass sequencing of cDNA clones has been suggested as a rapid method of identifying genes, the mapping of which will enhance genetic maps.
Thicker lines on the genetic map indicate map positions occupied by more than one marker.
The schematic diagram indicates the markers used in recombination analysis and their corresponding genetic map positions.
Second, the candidate genes will be readily located once a promising region is identified as genetic maps are becoming densely populated with known genes.
The rice genetic map can be divided into a set of linked genes, known as linkage blocks, that can be shuffled to represent the genetic maps of other cereal genomes.
This information is used by a clone ordering algorithm and is represented graphically, allowing users to interactively align physical and genetic maps.
The construction of detailed genetic maps in several bacterial species soon revealed that the overall gene order was not conserved over a long evolutionary timescale.
Ongoing investigations based on gene expression studies will help to identify candidate genes that will be further mapped on the oak genetic maps.
The physical map of T. monococcum had perfect colinearity with the genetic map of wheat chromosome arm 5AL.
The construction of a genetic map is a first step toward understanding the mechanics of chromosomal interactions in polyploid organisms.
A genetic map showing the 16 chromosomes of yeast is diagrammed.
From this we surmised that the genes we had identified encompass about half of the genetic map.
The genetic map of this chromosome is characterized by several clusters of cosegregating markers that were partly split by inserted TBs.
However, on the genetic map, the positions of centromeres have not been defined on all 12 rice chromosomes.
In the absence of a detailed genetic map and of knowledge about the sex-determining gene, this finding remained enigmatic.
The relative distances between the clones in relation to the chromosome length could be compared with their distances on the genetic map.
However, until recently most comparative studies were coarse and based on genetic maps and various kinds of markers.
Information from genetic maps is used in linkage analysis to identify disease-predisposing genes.
It would later be established that there is a linear correspondence between the sequence of genes in the genetic maps and the dark and light bands in the polytene chromosomes of the salivary glands.
Chromosomal maps fall into two broad categories - genetic maps and physical maps.
Derivatives
genetic mapping
noun
In 1913, A.H. Sturtevant discovered that genes are arranged in linear fashion along chromosomes, establishing the basic principle of all subsequent genetic mapping.
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Our point is that genetic mapping is a significant example of a powerful scientific development that will fundamentally change the way people live, if they live, and how they live.
The pilot phase was recommended to be a 5-year wheat genome project focused mainly on physical and genetic mapping along with sample sequencing of the wheat genome aimed at better understanding wheat genome structure.
Genetic mapping is especially laborious and time consuming when mapping synthetic phenotypes or when the mutant phenotype is very subtle.
Comparative sequencing revealed microsyntenic changes resulting from chromosomal structural rearrangements, which are often undetectable by genetic mapping.
Definition of genetic map in US English:
genetic map
noun
A graphic representation of a chromosome including the position of its genes.
Example sentencesExamples
In the absence of a detailed genetic map and of knowledge about the sex-determining gene, this finding remained enigmatic.
Second, the candidate genes will be readily located once a promising region is identified as genetic maps are becoming densely populated with known genes.
The relative distances between the clones in relation to the chromosome length could be compared with their distances on the genetic map.
The construction of a genetic map is a first step toward understanding the mechanics of chromosomal interactions in polyploid organisms.
The genetic map of this chromosome is characterized by several clusters of cosegregating markers that were partly split by inserted TBs.
Ongoing investigations based on gene expression studies will help to identify candidate genes that will be further mapped on the oak genetic maps.
Thicker lines on the genetic map indicate map positions occupied by more than one marker.
Chromosomal maps fall into two broad categories - genetic maps and physical maps.
The rice genetic map can be divided into a set of linked genes, known as linkage blocks, that can be shuffled to represent the genetic maps of other cereal genomes.
From this we surmised that the genes we had identified encompass about half of the genetic map.
Single-pass sequencing of cDNA clones has been suggested as a rapid method of identifying genes, the mapping of which will enhance genetic maps.
A genetic map showing the 16 chromosomes of yeast is diagrammed.
The physical map of T. monococcum had perfect colinearity with the genetic map of wheat chromosome arm 5AL.
This information is used by a clone ordering algorithm and is represented graphically, allowing users to interactively align physical and genetic maps.
However, on the genetic map, the positions of centromeres have not been defined on all 12 rice chromosomes.
It would later be established that there is a linear correspondence between the sequence of genes in the genetic maps and the dark and light bands in the polytene chromosomes of the salivary glands.
However, until recently most comparative studies were coarse and based on genetic maps and various kinds of markers.
The construction of detailed genetic maps in several bacterial species soon revealed that the overall gene order was not conserved over a long evolutionary timescale.
The schematic diagram indicates the markers used in recombination analysis and their corresponding genetic map positions.
Information from genetic maps is used in linkage analysis to identify disease-predisposing genes.