Linkage map of Arabidopsis thaliana
Journal of HeredityPublished 1 July 1983
Maarten Koornneef, J. van Eden, Corrie Hanhart, P. Stam, F. J. Braaksma, W. J. Feenstra
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For Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh, 76 loci have now been assigned to five linkage groups, corresponding to the five chromosomes, and map lengths and centromere positions agree well with cytological observations of pre- recombination.
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For Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh. (2n = 10), 76 loci have now been assigned to five linkage groups, corresponding to the five chromosomes. From a large number of estimated recombination percentages internally consistent linkage maps were constructed, ranging in genetic length from 51 cM (chromosome 2) to 123 cM (chromosome 1). Map lengths and centromere positions agree well with cytological observations of previous authors.
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