To a large part, the journey of our lives seems to be guided by a map we create ourselves -- it's called a "calendar," which can become an etheric superhighway our minds travel far in advance of our bodies, too often at a breakneck pace.
Informed by an existing user centered development framework for Internet mapping, we created an Internet GIS that visualized groundwater contamination on the Navajo Nation in the southwest United States.
As an initial test of RAD tag sequencing performance for genetic mapping, we created RAD tag libraries from parental RS and BP genomic DNA digested with SbfI, which recognizes an 8-nucleotide sequence (CCTGCAGG).
Prior to association mapping, we created a list of 132 a priori candidate genes known to be functionally important during germination or identified in previous studies of natural variation for germination traits (Table S2 and File S1).
In On The Map I write that the mental maps we create from childhood reading never leave us, and that it may still be easier to find our way to the booty on Treasure Island than the train station.
In order to convert the space syntax results into a heat map representation, we created a data processing method to expand the color values automatically from paths to zones.
To SNP map suppressors, we created MAS97, an rsa-1 or598ts rsa-1 or598tsain, by backcrossing tHawaiian(or598tstrainain to Cby856 six successive times.
To avoid mapping errors, we created lists with ambiguous gene names.
For mapping purposes we created a second data set where reads containing adaptor sequence were trimmed rather than removed and retained if they were longer than 30 bp after trimming.
To select cortical areas with category-selective voxels in each individual activation map, we first created eight large spherical volumes (15 mm diameter) centred on average peak voxels or centre of gravity coordinates of tool- or animal selective areas reported in the literature.
