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Using the single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) identified from mapping, we inferred a maximum likelihood phylogenetic tree.
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Focusing on spinal V1 inhibitory interneurons, for which the spatial expression of 19 transcription factors has been mapped, we infer the existence of ∼50 candidate V1 neuronal types, many of which localize in compact spatial domains in the ventral spinal cord.
By comparing genetic and deletion bin maps, we can infer the genetic distance of specific deletion bins on the genetic map (Fig. 4).
As equal expression levels were detected in both the parental clones and by looking at the neighboring markers present on the genetic map, we can infer that the common allele (allele 1), present in both parents, is expressed.
Based on the overall coverage of the D. magna genome by the linkage map described here and on the similarities of the D. magna and D. pulex linkage maps, we can infer that our D. magna linkage map captures the main elements of the genetic architecture of the D. magna genome.
Using the genetic distance estimated from the assembled linkage map described previously, we inferred the genome-wide recombination rate as well as the rate pertaining to genomic regions between scaffolds.
After QTL mapping in B. rapa, we inferred some candidate genes from the corresponding region in A. thaliana.
From the mapped exon-exon junction, we inferred the location in the secondary structure and the surface accessibility.
From polygon range maps and handbook data we inferred the realized climatic, habitat and trophic niches of 405 species of breeding birds in Europe.
For QTL mapping, we used HAPPY [ 29] to infer ancestry matrices for an additive genetic model.
To keep our analysis of gene content focused on those results of highest priority for comparative mapping purposes, using the UCSC Genome Browser we inferred gene content only for the 537 BAC clones with hqPBHs across species.
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