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| Statistics information of rice EST mapping results | RGP estmap2001 | 10.18908/lsdba.nbdc00318-04-001 |
Summary of Rice EST Mapping Results per each chromosome.
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Numeric data calculated during construction of a YAC-Based Rice Transcript Map. |
Number of YAC clones and contigs that was used to make rice EST mapping of each type of Chromosome were counted. Also, the coverage and average EST density was calculated. |
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| The rice transcript map | RGP estmap2001 | 10.18908/lsdba.nbdc00318-04-003 |
Images of a YAC-Based rice transcript map containing 6591 EST Sites. |
YAC screening, DNA gel blot hybridization |
Figures contain the rice genetic and YAC physical maps with the assigned EST sites. From left to right in each YAC contig: anchor (genetic markers used for YAC landing), genetic distance (cM), estimated physical distance (kb) of YAC contigs, YAC contig and EST sites (multiple sites of an EST are indicated by alphabets after the name) are shown. Vertical bars on the left of EST names indicate the estimated distribution range of sites where the relative order of each site could be changeable. Relative order as well as direction of YAC contigs anchored by the genetic markers with the same genetic distance (often observed in the regions around the centromeres) also could be changeable. |
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| Detailed information of DNA markers | RGP gmap | 10.18908/lsdba.nbdc00318-01-002 |
Detailed information of DNA markers that were used to create the rice genetic map. |
As the source of polymorphic DNA markers for map construction, we used two types of cDNA clones (callus and roots), three types of genomic clones (randomly selected clone, NotI-linking clone, YAC end-clone) and RAPD (Randomly amplified polymorphic DNA) markers, all of which were derived from the japonica rice cultivar, Niponbare. About 90 other DNA clones derived from wheat and other rice varieties were also utilized. |
A NotI-linking clone is a Sau3AI digested Nipponbare genomic DNA fragment having NotI site in it. For the selection from the other fragments, NotI-linking clones were cloned with a hygromycin resistance gene at the NotI site. Therefore, genomic inserts of NotI-linking clones were divided by inserting the hygromycin resistance gene in the middle of the cloned fragment. When we map NotI-linking clone, we prepare a PCR product by special primers, named T3, T7, Nos, and 35S, or use a digested fragment of a pair of restriction enzymes.
The probe sizes of the W-markers are the original insert sizes communicated by Dr. Michael Gale, John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK.
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| Southern images | RGP gmap | 10.18908/lsdba.nbdc00318-01-003 |
Parents Southern hybridization image files. |
Southern hybridization |
For genotype segregation in F2 plants, Southern hybridization was performed with DNAs digested with the restriction enzymes; BamHI, BglII, EcoRV, HindIII, ApaI, DraI, EcoRI, KpnI. |
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| Statistics of DNA Markers | RGP gmap | 10.18908/lsdba.nbdc00318-01-001 |
Statistics of DNA markers that were used to create the rice genetic map. |
Numeric data calculated during construction of a genetic linkage map. |
Number of clones of each type of marker were counted.
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