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Step 4. The anchoring to the T. monococcum backbone map of the regions hosting both homozygous Am or Au or heterozygous Am-Au clusters of fragments was based on AFLP polymorphisms found both in the populations B53 and B 54 and in the map of Taenzler et al. (2002).
The backbone map contained 878 markers of which 863 were ESTs; 12 of the remaining loci were random RFLP markers and three were microsatellite loci.
Repulsion between linked Am and Au fragments: in this case two clusters of Am and Au fragments were anchored to the same syntenic region of the backbone map.
Its C-terminal tail (comprising residues K396 and R397) reaches into a cavity formed by phosphates 30, 31 and 31 of the ASL backbone (map at 5σ).
Furthermore, the polymorphic SSRs were integrated into our backbone genetic map of allotetraploid cultivated cotton [ 25] using Joinmap 3.0 software with a minimum log-of-odds (LOD) score of 6.0.
It was in particular considered to be the most important of all phylogenetic objects, since it provided the best backbone to map the origins of lineages, biological features and their subsequent modifications.
Once this is achieved, in-depth metagenomic approaches could be used to characterize the gene repertoire present in OMW, while the genomes sequenced would provide the backbone for mapping the majority of these genes.
Thus, our results indicate that the framework maps can serve as the backbone of the best-position maps with a high level of confidence.
Thus, without compromising the "backbone" of the integrated map that is based on tammar wallaby linkage and cytogenetic maps, comparative information from the most closely related sequenced genome is used to fine-tune the location of genes in the integrated map for which only crude tammar locations are available.
