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  1. ...to comparative analyses. The strategy of “shotgun sequencing” ( Sanger et al. 1982 ; Wilson and Mardis 1997b ; Green 2001 ) has emerged as the most cost-effective approach for the de novo generation of large amounts of genomic sequence data. Whether applied on individual large-insert clones ( C. elegans...
  2. ...%) were informative in two or more populations, and 23 (34%) were informative in all three populations. These results clearly indicate that developing SNP markers from overlapping genomic sequence is highly efficient and cost effective, requiring only the two simple steps of developing STSs around...
  3. ..., Deborah F. Smith 2 , Christiane Hertz-Fowler 1 , 8 , 10 and Jeremy C. Mottram 3 , 10 1Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, Cambridge CB10 1SA, United Kingdom; 2Department of Biology, University of York, Heslington, York YO...
  4. ...-paired short reads and use it to analyze the question of whether the read length matters. We further complement the ongoing experimental efforts to maximize read length by a new computational approach for increasing the effective read length. While the common practice is to trim the error-prone tails...
  5. ...U gene; sequence analysis also suggests the presence of two previously unidentified genes. In addition, we provide a comparative genomic sequence analysis with the syntenic region from human chromosome 4. Finally, a new BAC transgenic line indicates that the genomic region that is sufficient...
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