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In the future, a wide map of specific links at different levels of details between the BioObject structural elements and its elementary actions might open the way for new methods of structure function predictions.

Qanbari et al. [ 18] employed an extended haplotype homozygosity test and published a genome wide map of recent selection within the German Holstein dairy cattle population.

This interesting distribution prompted us to generate a genome-wide map of ectopic CENP-A nucleosome residency in the genome.

AthaMap is a database that generates a genome-wide map of predicted transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) for Arabidopsis thaliana (6, 7).

In this work we present an initial compilation of a genome-wide map of genetic diversity in T. cruzi, and its functional analysis, focussed mostly on protein-coding regions of the genome.

For the LCR mediated NAHR translocations, a previous study has provided a genome-wide map of LCR substrates (Ou et al. 2011).

These data come from the chromatin-immunoprecipitation sequencing (ChIP-seq) protocol: chromatin is crosslinked to preserve DNA-protein and protein-protein bonds, then a target-specific antibody is used to capture the DNA proximally associated with a given protein, and this DNA is sequenced and aligned to a reference assembly to create a genome-wide map of protein occupancy [ 9].

First, a genome-wide map of the SNPs between the diploid A-genomes and D-genomes of cotton was created.

Additional validation of the predicted enhancer-gene relationships was obtained using a genome-wide map of enhancer-promoter associations constructed based on a DNase I comparative profiling of the human genome (Thurman et al. 2012).

We provide a genome-wide map of selection signatures in the chicken genome, and make a contribution to the better understanding the mechanisms of selection for AF content in chickens.

We presented a genome-wide map of genetic diversity (as estimated from expected heterozygosity, He) for a population resulting from mass selection in natural forests, with an estimated selection intensity of about 1.5 × 10-5[ 54].