A second-generation linkage map of the bovine genome.
- Volume 7 number 3
- A Second-Generation Linkage Map of the Bovine Genome
- Steven M. Kappes, John W. Keele, Roger T. Stone, Royal A. McGraw, Tad S. Sonstegard, Timothy P.L. Smith, Nestor L. Lopez-Corrales, and Craig W. Beattie
Go to:
BTA 1 | BTA 2 | BTA 3 | BTA 4 | BTA 5 | BTA 6 | BTA 7 | BTA 8 | BTA 9 | BTA 10 | BTA 11 | BTA 12 | BTA 13 | BTA 14 | BTA 15 | BTA 16 | BTA 17 | BTA 18 | BTA 19 | BTA 20 | BTA 21 | BTA 22 | BTA 23 | BTA 24 | BTA 25 | BTA 26 | BTA 27 | BTA 28 | BTA 29 | BTAX and BTAY
Figure 1. Bovine linkage map. Each linkage group is oriented, except for BTA20 and 22, next to the R-banded karyotype (ISCNDA, 1990) of the chromosome and labeled below for Bos taurus(BTA). Markers with physical assignments are on the left-hand side of the ideogram, and their assignments (Table 1) are represented on the R-banded chromosome. The nomenclature for BTA25 and 29 linkage groups have been interchanged according to Popescu et al. (1996). Markers in parentheses are a second set of primers for the same microsatellite as the marker above. No recombination events were detected between markers within a box; therefore, the order in which they are presented is arbitrary. In general,, marker order in intervals < 5 cM should be considered tentative as their statistical support was often less than a LOD score of 3.0. Ideograms for linkage groups were plotted on a similar scale and likewise for R-banded chromosomes.
Genome Research Home Page | CSHL Press Home Page for Journal List | Information on Ordering Journals
This Article
-
doi: 10.1101/gr.7.3.235 Genome Res. March 1997 vol. 7 no. 3 235-249
- AbstractFree
- Full Text (PDF)
- References
- » Supplemental Research Data
