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  1. ...identity) segmental duplications, large structural variations, and reference sequence gaps and misassemblies (Stong et al. 2014). While most SRE regions are 40–150 kb in size, long SRE regions of up to ∼300 kb have been identified in a few subtelomeres, including 1p, 8p, and 5q. Motif-dependent nick...
  2. ...:137–145 2011 by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press; ISSN 1088-9051/11; www..org Genome Research 137 www..org assemblies (Eichler et al. 2004; Rudd and Willard 2004). In fact, in each chromosome assembly there is no sequence in the existing gap between the p and q arms (Rudd and Willard 2004). However, a few...
  3. ...coverage of 89% ( Chen et al. 2002 ). The chromosome 4 map had a coverage of 87.7% with 23 gaps ( Chen et al., 2002 ). As part of the IRGSP effort to sequence the rice , we have made an effort to construct a sequence-ready Nipponbare chromosome 4 physical map. Because O. sativa indica and japonica...
  4. ...on chromosome 7, it seemed possible that variations in the MRS might contribute significantly to the CLP of chromosome 7. To measure the size of the gaps between the Sfi I fragments 7A-7F and 7F-7G, the genomic DNA was digested with the enzyme Xho I, which does not cut in the MRS of chromosome 7. The fragments...
  5. ...and therefore do not faithfully represent HindIII restriction site sequences or actual restriction fragment sizes. Thus, we expect that in silico coordinates derived from regions of the assembly containing gaps would have a negative impact on the concordance between BAC-end sequence coordinates and in silico...
  6. .... Long-range mapping of gaps and telomeres with RecA-assisted restriction endonuclease (RARE) cleavage. Nature Genet. 6 : 379 – 383 . Gnirke, A., , Huxley, C. , Peterson, K. , Olson M.V. Gnirke, A., Huxley, C. Peterson, K. and Olson M.V. 1993 . Microinjection of intact 200 to 500 kb fragments of YAC DNA...
  7. ...and colocalize partly with 5S rDNA in chromosomes 3, 4, and 5. Mozo et al. (1999) have established a complete BAC-based physical map of the Arabidopsis , but gaps remain at centromeres and 5S locus. Previously, we ( Tutois et al. 1999 ) have established an ∼1000-kb physical map of the chromosome 5...
  8. ...physical characterization of the large linkage gaps will be of critical importance in the acceleration of the International Rice Genome Sequencing Project. METHODS Materials O. sativa spp. japonica rice var. Nipponbare and O. sativa spp. indica rice var. Zhongxian 3037 were used for cytological studies...
  9. ...of the fragmentation intervals to which they mapped except when clone size constraints gave a better localization within an interval. End clones were most useful in aligning YACs because they define the ends of precisely sized intervals. The only gap in YAC coverage falls between YACs I103E5 and 183G11, and is crossed...
  10. ...that stretch contiguously from telomere to telomere. Although it is difficult at this stage to generate accurate figures for the physical extent of the presumed gaps, these could be determined hypothetically by restriction enzyme mapping. In addition, the need for gap closure has initiated a number...
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