Consensus maps based on two linkage maps contained an average of 514 markers, and with eight linkage maps an average marker density of 944 out of 1000 was achieved.
Nevertheless maps contain a finite amount of information.
These maps contain a lot more detail than traditional 2D LiDAR.
The ANN and SAM class maps contain a considerable number of unclassified pixels, while the other class maps do not.
The resulting VBCT maps contain a value for cortical thickness at each voxel in grey matter and zeros elsewhere.
Genetic maps containing a few hundred polymorphic markers provide a starting point in order to resolve the chromosomal location of cloned genes or markers.
Cregan et al. (1999) [ 6] developed three separate linkage maps containing a total of 1421 markers including 606 SSRs, 689 RFLPs, 79 RAPDs and 47 other markers.
It was immediately recognised that the electron density maps contain a local twofold axis and the axis was localised using PHENIX.FIND_NCS [23].
Two high-density genetic maps containing a total of 22,829 SNPs were generated for two F2 mapping populations, one intraspecific and one interspecific, and 3,533 SNP markers were co-occurring in both maps.
The co-expression maps contain a co-expression value for each possible gene-pair, a measure of gene expression similarity given by the frequency a pair of genes is differentially up- or down-regulated together in all datasets [ 26].
