Construction of reference genetic maps.
This unit details the specialized resources and procedures used for constructing reference genetic maps. Construction of such maps in humans represents a subset of the linkage analysis problem. Objectives include the addition of a new locus to an established map, development of a detailed map of loci in a localized area, and construction of de novo maps. Conceptually, the procedures for updating a reference map through the addition of a subset of new loci are similar to those used in establishing linkage for a disease locus. However, construction of new maps of multiple loci is most efficiently accomplished using different family resources that permit the use of accumulated typing resources and alternative, highly efficient statistical methods.
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Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
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