Sentence examples for map of diploid from inspiring English sources

Recently, a genetic map of diploid wheat (Triticum monococcum L). was constructed using transferable markers derived from barley ESTs [ 11].

Other genetic mapping resources, such as the ultra-high density (UHD) map of diploid potato genotype RH89-039-16 (RH) (van Os et al. 2006), and the tomato-EXPEN 2000 genetic reference map (Fulton et al. 2002) were also used.

There is one RFLP map of diploid peanut developed from the interspecific hybridization (F2 population) of two related diploid species with AA genome (A. stenosperma and A. cardenasii) of peanut with 11 linkage groups [ 11].

The cover of the maps was calculated by the ratio between the length of our maps and the length of the dense map of diploid alfalfa [ 8] (754 cM).

The Initiative placed a high priority on the development of a global physical map of diploid B. distachyon composed of large genomic fragments cloned in a bacterial artificial chromosome vector (BAC).

Soon after the first genetic map of diploid strawberry was published, similar studies were initiated for the octoploid strawberry, resulting in the completion of several (partial) genetic maps [ 6, 14- 22].

FL contributed to the SSR genotyping at INRA, and provided genetic linkage maps of diploid Clementine.

The establishment of genetic maps of diploid and amphidiploid Brassica species, and their comparison and alignment to Arabidopsis genome sequence provided insights into Brassica genome organization and evolution after the different rounds of polyploidization and diploidization occurring in these species history.

The objective of this research was to establish a high-density genetic map of the diploid species A. duranensis based on de novo generated EST databases.

In this paper, we describe the first genetic map of the diploid model legume M. truncatula, an essential tool for genetics and genomics in this species.

We took advantage of the existing high density genetic map of the diploid allogamous species Medicago sativa[ 29] to map a number of orthologous genes and to identify homologous linkage groups.