Fine-Resolution Physical Mapping of Genomic Diversity in Candida albicans

Table 6.

Total Size of the SfiI Fragments and Gaps

Strain Chr. 7 SfiI elements & MRS (M) SfiI total Gap total Sum total
1006 a 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1000 or 1010  26 1026 or 1036
b 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1000 or 1010   4 1004 or 1014
WO-1 a 7C-7A-M-7F-M-4N-4BB 1463  67 1530
b 4H-M-4F-M-7G 1170  25 1195
c 7D-M-7F-M-7G 1000   3 1003
NUM55 a 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1050 14 or 16 1064 or 1066
b 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1010 14 or 16 1024 or 1026
NUM114 a 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1010 or 1030 101 1111 or 1131
b 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1010 or 1030   3 1013 or 1033
NUM1000 a 4BB-4N(4I+4E)-M-7F-M-7G 1593   1 1594
b 7C-7A-M-4F-M-4H 1050 5 or 7 1055 or 1057
c d7A-M-7F-M-7G  770   3 773
1719 a 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1000  74 1074
b 7C-7A-M-7F-M-7G 1000   3 1003
  • The chromosomes were composed of the SfiI elements and MRSs. The size of each SfiI fragment is shown in Tables 1and 4. The total size of the SfiI fragments is shown asSfiI total. The sizes of the gaps shown in Table 2, 3 and 5and Figures 5 and 6 were totalled in each homologous chromosome and are shown as gap total. The gap size is approximately, but not exactly, the size of the RPS. To reconcile the total sizes of the SfiI fragments and gaps to the chromosome size, the appropriate gap sizes were chosen.

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