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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-102-379

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Reference
TAG-102-379
Title
A direct comparison between the genetic maps of sorghum and rice
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2001
Volume
102
Pages
379-386
Author
Ventelon M
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Abstract
Summary: A direct comparison of the genetic linkage maps of sorghum and rice is proposed. It is based on the mapping of a common set of 123 RFLP probes scattered on the genomes of both species. For each species a composite map was established by merging two individual maps comprising many common loci. This enabled us to confirm the global correspondence scheme that had previously been established between the chromosomes of sorghum and rice. It also provided a more detailed insight into the conservation of synteny and colinearity: 69% of the loci mapped on a given rice chromosome mapped to the corresponding homoeologous chromosome in sorghum; among them, 84% formed a colinear arrangement between the two species. Local inversions and translocations were detected
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Keyword
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chromosome
comparative mapping
conservation
genetic
genetic linkage
genetic linkage map
genetic map
genome
group-7 chromosomes
inversion
linkage
linkage map
loci
maize
map
mapping
oryza sativa
population
probes
rflp
rflp map
rice
sorghum
sugarcane
synteny
translocation

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