To date, genetic linkage maps have been constructed for several tilapias (riverine), Astatotilapia burtoni (Lake Tanganyika), and hybrid lines of Lake Malawi cichlids to facilitate genome-wide comparative analyses.
In the development of genomic resources in cotton, BAC libraries have been constructed for several cotton species [ 22- 25].
Genetic linkage maps have been constructed for several floricultural plants, including rose (Rosa hybrida) [ 21, 22], carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus) [ 23, 24], Asiatic hybrid lily (Lilium sp).
BAC libraries have been constructed for several species of agricultural importance, including cattle [ 6], bovine [ 7], goat [ 8], horse [ 9], pig [ 10– 12], and sheep [ 13].
Whole-genome physical maps have been constructed for several organisms such as Caenorhabditis elegans [ 11], Drosophila melanogaster [ 12], human [ 13], mouse [ 14], and chicken [ 15].
BAC libraries and physical maps have been constructed for several agriculturally important fungal organisms, such as Magnaporthe oryzae[ 14, 15], Blumeria graminis[ 16], Fusarium graminearum[ 17], Cryptococcus neoformans[ 18], Trichoderma reesei[ 19] and Ustilago maydis[ 20].
Nonstandard finite difference schemes are constructed for several important conservative oscillators.
In order to map the positions of the substitutions, structural models were constructed for several domains of BvgS based on available X-ray structures of homologous proteins, since the crystal structure of BvgS is not available.
From the Cox regression model expected survival curves were constructed for several cumulative albumin doses (Fig. 4).
With this in mind an expression panel is currently being constructed for several additional sugarcane cultivars tolerant or more susceptible to the stimuli that certainly will be valuable in guiding the selection of target genes.
A biological interaction term for cumulative exposure and prior agricultural work was constructed for several of the major-sectors of concern (e.g., automotive plastics, canning) as a weighted sum over time of the sector exposures, where the weight was the then-current cumulative exposure in (prior) farm work.
