Sentence examples for markers integrated with from inspiring English sources
It is unlikely that any single polymorphism is sufficiently predictive of risk, and a panel of markers integrated with epidemiological data should be conducted on a large number of study subjects to fully understand the role of genetic polymorphisms and brain tumor risk.
Comparative mapping for the gilthead sea bream Sparus aurata is reported through a gene-based radiation hybrid map with 428 markers including candidate genes for QTL and 74 microsatellite markers integrated with the previously published map of [ 18].
The high density genetic map of American lotus was constructed with 562 bins (3,894 RADseq markers) integrating with 136 SSR markers.
The selection marker integrates with the edit and must be removed in an additional step using flanking recombination sites, which can leave a footprint (Dickinson et al. 2013).
Furthermore, these InDel markers were integrated with earlier generation markers, including SSR, DArT and SNP markers, into single map based on barley physical maps instead of the consensus map calculation to avoid genetic position bias.
The 4,098 RADseq markers were assigned to 634 recombination bins, of which 562 bins (3,894 RADseq markers) were integrated with 136 SSR markers to construct the American lotus genetic map.
These InDel markers were integrated with earlier generation SSR, DArT and SNP markers to construct single genetic map containing 6976 markers based on the Morex physical map [ 19, 28].
DArT markers integrated into the framework genetic map covered a total genetic distance of 2,607 cM, with an average density of one marker per 3.12 cM.
A total of 706 SSR markers were integrated with the physical map.
All of the confirmed neighboring markers that integrated with their original site are shown in additional file 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.
For the first time, 274 DArT markers were integrated with 82 simple sequence repeat (SSR) and two morphological trait loci in a genetic map spanning 1062.72 cM in T. monococcum.
