The FLIPS5 function was used to shuffle marker orders and identify the most likely marker order.
A determination of marker order along chromosomes.
Constructing comparative maps with unresolved marker order.
The order of most bridge markers was consistent between our maps and the ICM though occasional marker order discrepancies were observed.
Therefore, MergeMap53 was used to generate consensus marker order using homologous LGs from individual maps.
By combining three individual populations, the marker density and the reliability of the marker order in the consensus map was improved over a single population map.
The process of switching the order of marker pairs was repeated to finalize marker order.
MergeMap takes into account marker order from individual maps and calculates a consensus marker order.
These recalculations occasionally changed the order of closely linked markers but marker order was generally maintained.
The marker was discovered by Dr. Ruth Gabizon, a scientist in the department of neurology at Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem.
