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Molecular mapping and recombination analyses revealed that the three Glu-3 loci of Xiaoyan 54 harbored dissimilar numbers of LMW-GS genes and covered different genetic distances.

The second part focuses on cell division; chromosome transmission and organization; and gene transfer, mapping, and recombination.

Our genome-wide association mapping and recombination breakpoint analysis precisely localized the disorder-causing locus into a ∼2.0-Mb region.

Taken together, the IBD mapping and recombination breakpoint defined the responsible locus within an interval of ∼2.0 Mb delimited by markers ss71867771 and ss131045198 (Fig. 3B).

Although recombination frequency varies widely across the genome and more genomic loci need to be analyzed before this population can be better assessed for recombination frequency, the results suggest that the IBM Syn10 population is suitable for high resolution eQTL mapping and recombination studies.

Human genetic map and recombination hotspot data were from (Myers et al. 2005).

The chimpanzee genetic map and recombination hotspots were based upon the SNP data of ten Western chimpanzees (Auton et al. 2012).

Linkage maps developed independently from both parents were very similar, such that inversions and translocations suggested by one map were compatible with the other map, and recombination rates across the genome were correlated between parents (rs = 0.48; P < 10−13; Figure S3).

Map construction was based on regression mapping at LOD and recombination threshold value of 1.00 and 0.40, respectively, using the software package JoinMap 4.0 [ 55].

All marker pairs analyzed by Coimbra et al. [ 26]were placed far from the estimated centromeric regions, which are characterized by less recombination activity in the Japanese flounder male map and higher recombination rates in the female map.

The Su 66) mutation maps to the second chromosome and recombination mapping experiments placed Su 66) in the immediate vicinity of BicD (A. Swan and B. Suter, personal communication).