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Five new linkage groups in the canine linkage map

Thora J. Jónasdóttir, G. Dolf, Marit Sletten, Tone Aarskaug, C. Schelling, J. Schläpfer, Sophie Jouquand, Catherine Priat, N. G. Holmes, Frode Lingaas

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Nineteen further polymorphic loci were typed on the DogMap reference panel. Five new linkage groups were identified. Additionally, five markers were added to earlier defined linkage groups. Three of the new linkage groups contain markers mapped earlier to specific dog chromosomes by physical mapping. These results make a further contribution to the canine genome map and provides more linkage groups physically assigned to known chromosomes.

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Nineteen further polymorphic loci were typed on the DogMap reference panel. Five new linkage groups were identified. Additionally, five markers were added to earlier defined linkage groups. Three of the new linkage groups contain markers mapped earlier to specific dog chromosomes by physical mapping. These results make a further contribution to the canine genome map and provides more linkage groups physically assigned to known chromosomes.

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Nineteen further polymorphic loci were typed on the DogMap reference panel. Five new linkage groups were identified. Additionally, five markers were added to earlier defined linkage groups. Three of the new linkage groups contain markers mapped earlier to specific dog chromosomes by physical mapping. These results make a further contribution to the canine genome map and provides more linkage groups physically assigned to known chromosomes.

Key concepts: Linkage (software), Biology, Genetic linkage, Genetics, Lod score, Complete linkage, Genome, Genetic linkage map

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