gene mapping
genome mapping

This is particularly important for gene mapping by association.

Gene mapping is the process of determining the locus for a particular biological trait.

This work fueled a new thrust in cattle genomics and comparative gene mapping.

Its animal researchers helped produced gene mapping resources for cattle, and lead to the cloning of the first calf.

The technique is helping scientists in many aspects of gene mapping and other areas of genetic research too.

"We don't need to spend major effort on gene mapping," Dr. White said.

Before gene mapping, introducing new traits into crops was a painstaking, exhausting chore.

Gene mapping data sets were incorporated for several mouse recombinant inbred strains.

Gene mapping means finding the precise locations of all the genes on one or another of the 46 human chromosomes.

"Gene mapping within the T/t complex of the mouse.

The focus, however, is on contemporary art that responds to recent developments in genetic research, like electron microscopy, gene mapping and computer imaging technology.

"The news this year is the end of the first stage," said Dr. White, one of the world leaders in gene mapping.

Pieces of natural human DNA have been discovered and propagated that are particularly valuable in gene mapping.

Much of his work has been on sequential analysis, and he has also worked on the statistics of gene mapping.

It can be used for gene mapping, detecting aneuploidy, locating tumours etc.

Traditional applications of gene mapping have used families in which the trait (disease) is transmitted in a clearly Mendelian fashion.

Keren latched onto this idea of gene mapping, peppering Shar with questions.

Developed the experimental method of interrupted mating, which underpinned the gene mapping of bacterial chromosomes.

Gene mapping A relational database was used to integrate multiple largely independent maps for the genomic clones, where transcripts had been placed.

UniGene has also been used by experimentalists to select reagents for gene mapping projects and large-scale expression analysis.

Beta defensin genes are found in several clusters throughout the genome, with this gene mapping to a cluster at 20p13.

More Countries Join Effort While the gene mapping technology is advancing, the quest is becoming more international.

We have understood the basic mechanics of the evolutionary phenomenon, but we haven't really, until very recently, had the specific information about gene control, gene mapping.

Because it also mutates rapidly, it is possible to measure the small genetic differences between individual within species by restriction endonuclease gene mapping.

She has said that her technique developed out of her concerns for the increasing ability to control life and death decisions through cloning, gene mapping and altering.

Q. What was your take earlier this summer, when you saw the announcement of the human genome mapping?

She launches a genome mapping program and Meredith is the first one to test it.

The human genome mapping project is a worthy goal.

"My sense is that with progress in cloning, genome mapping and everything else," she said, "we're at the breakthrough point of something important."

With the genome mapping, researchers have developed tests for vulnerabilities to genetic disorders like cancer and diabetes.

The new process is intended to provide as intimate a picture of the air as the genome mapping provided of the human body.

Right now we should be exploiting human genome mapping as fast as we can."

Shelley Solbourne did the genome mapping for a dozen different hydrothermal life forms.

Radiation hybrid (RH) genome mapping is another efficient approach.

Since it was observed in cells from both Earth and Rehbollo, they'd hoped comparison genome mapping would help.

Genome mapping is currently done by pouring large quantities of DNA onto gels that are then exposed to an electromagnetic field.

Comparative genome mapping has revealed a high degree of similarity in terms of sequence colinearity between closely related crop species.

Brazil is a recognized leader, for example, in the manufacture of medium-size jets, genome mapping and numerous technologies adapted for use in the tropics.

In doing so, he contributed greatly to plant genetics, evolution, genome mapping and archiving the seeds of tomatoes and related plant species.

Indeed, genome mapping techniques have revealed that family trees of the major taxa appear to be extensively cross-linked-possibly due to lateral gene transfer.

Dr. Cantor said its members would try to decide at the first meeting how broad its functions would be in contributing to genome mapping and sequencing.

To further buttress their position that the genome project is misbegotten, critics note that the early phase of genome mapping already is behind schedule.

Extensive microarray-based analyses suggest that improvements in yield, dynamic range and fidelity render linear amplification a better option for genome mapping studies.

Gene mapping, also called genome mapping, is the creation of a genetic map assigning DNA fragments to chromosomes.

Whole fetal genome mapping by parental haplotype analysis using sequencing of cell free fetal DNA was done in 2010.

To improve the accuracy of microarray-based genome mapping protocols, we have developed a linear amplification protocol for genomic DNA.

Leaders in the field discussed many of the advances recently at an annual conference on genome mapping and sequencing held at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Power consumption is 25 kW, and one of the tasks it was used for was the part of human genome mapping that China was responsible for.

This technique generates fingerprints of nucleic acids and molecular markers useful for genome mapping and molecular ecology and evolution.

The protocol was specifically designed to amplify DNA isolated by ChIP, for use in genome mapping protocols.