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  1. ...to deletions (94,422 vs. 33,571), suggesting recent active LINE expansions in sheep. Nearly half of the SVs display low to moderate linkage disequilibrium with surrounding single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and most SVs cannot be tagged by SNP probes from the widely used ovine 50K SNP chip. We identified...
  2. ...linkage disequilibrium with surrounding single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and most SVs cannot be tagged by SNP probes from the widely used ovine 50K SNP chip. We identified 865 population-stratified SVs including 122 SVs possibly derived in the domestication process among 690 individuals from sheep...
  3. ...the high-quality assemblies of a male Pamir argali (O. ammon polii, 2n = 56), a female Tibetan sheep (O. aries, 2n = 54), and a male hybrid of Pamir argali and domestic sheep, and the high-throughput sequencing of 425 ovine animals, including the hybrids of argali and domestic sheep. We detected genomic...
  4. ....P., Freking, B.A., Beh, K.J., Cockett, N.E., Kang, N., et al. 2001 . An enhanced linkage map of the sheep comprising more than 1000 loci. Genome Res. 11 : 1275 -1289. ↵ Mohrenweiser, H.W., Tsujimoto, S., Gordon, L., and Olsen, A.S. 1998 . Regions of sex-specific hypo- and hyper-recombination identified...
  5. ...BM1348 and C4BPB , apparently because of the high frequency of breakage between these loci. BTA14 is another example where a paucity of known markers affects mapping efficiency. The RH map of BTA14 contains five linkage groups even though recombination data shows tight linkage between markers from...
  6. .... Millasseau, P. Vaysseix, G. and Lathrop. M. 1992. A second-generation linkage map of the human . Nature 359: 794 – 801. Zehetner, G. , Lehrach. H. Zehetner, G. and Lehrach. H. 1994. The Reference Library System-Sharing biological material and experimental data. Nature 367: 489 – 491. Genome Res Genome...
  7. ...recombination rates among vertebrates. The published M. domestica linkage map, comprising 150 loci in eight autosomal linkage groups and spanning 86%–89% of the physical ( Samollow et al. 2007 ), yields a sex-averaged total map-length estimate of only 866 centiMorgans (cM), which is considerably shorter than...
  8. ...in the cat than FeLV or RD114 sequences ( Fig. 4 ; Supplemental Fig. S3; Table 3 ). Identification of 327,000 new SNPs, 208,177 new STR loci, and a mosaic pattern of homozygosity useful for linkage disequilibrium mapping of complex traits in the cat ( Fig. 5 ). A dynamic online browser of Genome Annotation...
  9. ...status of RnERV-K8e in different inbred strains, genomic PCR was employed to screen eight genomic loci for the presence or absence of the identified full-length elements on a panel of 21 inbred strains. RnERV-K8e copies were detected at genomic loci of chr 1, chr 5, chr 6, chr 7, and chr 8 in all...
  10. ...number of unique loci, with the highest number observed in the Diannan small-ear pig and the lowest in the Jiaxing Black pig (Supplemental Fig. S4).To confirm that this data set is suitable for assessing the performance of HITSNP, we inferred the population structure of pigs by applying this data set...
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