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The interspecific and intraspecific genetic maps developed with the CottonSNP63K represent the most saturated maps developed for cotton to date.

High density genetic maps developed with single sequence repeat (SSR) and SNP markers have been used in many crop species to anchor genome assemblies.

The centerpiece is a map developed with the music-streaming service Rdio on which fans tag places with videos, photos and messages that tell a personal story connecting them to their favorite music.

For the wheat 3B chromosome physical map developed with the SNaPshot technology, the average random overlap of bands was ~10% [ 23].

Figure 1 is a process map developed with help of providers that stresses the critical role of HCWs in supplying such practical information (compared to patients, other key stakeholders).

Two maps were developed with mapping populations from intra-varietal crosses including the Gy14 × 9930 F2 map from this study (CSS-F2 map, 783 loci) (Additional file 2: Table S4, Figure  2), and the 9110Gt × 9930 RIL map (248 SSR markers plus seven genes constructed with 148 RILs, CSS-RIL map) [ 45].

To evaluate the effect of missing genotype calls on the detection of segregation distortion, we compared distortion on linkage maps constructed with markers that had ≤20% missing genotype calls to that observed above on the maps developed from markers with ≤50% missing calls.

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Integration of the tetraploid maps developed in this study with the 13 previously published studies generated a high-density consensus map of tetraploid Arachis.

Because this rearrangement was initially observed in a comparison between linkage maps developed for diploid species with A and B genomes (Moretzsohn et al. 2009), this chromosomal rearrangement must have happened before the tetraploidization of the cultivated peanut.

While no data pertaining to wilt resistance were reported in either mapping study, due to the transferable nature of the markers, a comparison with maps developed in previous investigations and of loci on each of the four F. × ananassa homeologous linkage groups corresponding to the seven linkage groups of the diploid reference map was possible.