Here the numbers of C->T and G->A transitions was much greater than the 3 5 per clone reported here.
In addition, the number of clones per pool reported here is higher than the pools used in other organisms: 1,920 clones/pool (one-eleventh genome equivalent) in human [ 18] and 1,024 or 768 clones/pool (one-fifth or one-seventh genome equivalent) in sorghum [ 14].
The public availability of the low redundancy clone set, sequence information, and microarrays reported here will greatly enhance gene discovery and genomic scale research in soybean and other legumes by the community of researchers.
The data reported here will facilitate positional cloning of the Mt-NS1 gene.
A new implementation is reported here for our previously reported clone pooling strategy.
The information reported here should be useful for cloning and investigating the new genes found on chromosome 1R.
In addition to these 768 polymorphism-enriched clones, a further 5367 clones from PstI+ BanII Library C were used for all genotyping work reported here.
Clones from this library together with 5367 clones from PstI+ BanII Library C were used for all genotyping work reported here.
The obtained ESTs reported here should be useful to further clone the new genes on chromosome 1R.
The strain type reported here may be an emerging epidemic clone of MDR Salmonella with the potential to expand further.
