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We next generated a collection of entry clones for a set of ORFs of interest including markers expected to mark specific cell compartments including the nucleus, plasma membrane, basolateral membranes, whole microtubule network and centrosomes (Figure 2B).
SSAPs are retrotransposon-based markers, expected to behave as alleged neutral markers like AFLP (e.g., Cornman and Arnold 2009; Du et al. 2009).
The phylogenetic marker redundancy tests the redundancy of 40 protein markers expected to be conserved in all bacteria, not laterally transferable and not duplicated within a genome [ 40].
It is thus important to have a priori predictions of the upper number of markers expected to be within or close to the genes of interest.
This genotype listing can be narrowed to only those potential markers expected to be polymorphic (i.e. different allele calls for a given marker) between any two user-selected genotypes allowing researchers to inspect the total known differences between the two.
However, the 354 markers mapped are not far away from the number of markers expected to cover 95% of the genome for a maximum distance of 20 cM between markers.
Intuitively, if two markers are in strong LD, then, for an arbitrary individual, the loadings at the two markers are expected to be similar and if two markers are in weak LD, they are expected to be less similar.
However, AFLP markers are expected to provide a better coverage of microchromosomes than microsatellite markers [ 38, 23].
Both MI and FI markers were expected to segregate in a 1 1 ratio, whereas the BI markers, which were heterozygous in the parents, segregate in a 3 1 ratio.
Indeed, little SD for the specific markers is expected to have the effect of the allele through marker-trait association; otherwise, this association will not be reflected as a significant QTL.
The markers are expected to be reliable as we checked that each marker corresponded to a SNP in the genome sequence of the strain 59A.
