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A general protcol and strategy on contig mapping
A general protcol and strategy on contig mapping (archive)
A physical map is the ordering of cosmid clones by their position along a chromosome. Construction of a physical map begins with the creation of an initial, partially ordered collection of clones, which is then edited to create a final map. Editing includes integrating the physical map (ordered clones) with other genetic information like ESTs to verify and if necessary, correct the physical map under construction. (Chuck Staben, University of Kentucky)
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contig mapping for efficient gap-closure of prokaryotic genome sequence assemblies
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