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. 2006 Jan 24;7:12. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-7-12

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Integrated genetic and local physical map spanning the complex locus VvF3'5'H on LG6. Contigs were assembled using FPC and BAC clones were further aligned using BES-derived markers. Contigs were anchored to the 'Cabernet Sauvignon' and the V. vinifera consensus genetic maps using cross-referenced SSR markers. The orientation of each contig is arbitrary. Genetic and physical distances are not drawn to scale. Names written in horizontal refer to BAC clones and contigs; those written in vertical refer to markers and genes. The presence of a given marker on a BAC clone is highlighted with a symbol and different SSCP haplotypes for each marker are shown with different symbols (■ ◆ ● ◇ ○ △). The symbol 'X' stands for lack of amplification of a given marker in the corresponding BAC clone. BAC clones missing any symbols were not tested with the corresponding marker. Physical localisation of VvF3'5'H-1 and VvF3'5'H-2 loci is shown in grey boxes.

Inline graphic — Integrated genetic and local physical map spanning the complex locus VvF3'5'H on LG6. Contigs were assembled using FPC and BAC clones were further aligned using BES-derived markers. Contigs were anchored to the 'Cabernet Sauvignon' and the V. vinifera consensus genetic maps using cross-referenced SSR markers. The orientation of each contig is arbitrary. Genetic and physical distances are not drawn to scale. Names written in horizontal refer to BAC clones and contigs; those written in vertical refer to markers and genes. The presence of a given marker on a BAC clone is highlighted with a symbol and different SSCP haplotypes for each marker are shown with different symbols (■ ◆ ● ◇ ○ △). The symbol 'X' stands for lack of amplification of a given marker in the corresponding BAC clone. BAC clones missing any symbols were not tested with the corresponding marker. Physical localisation of VvF3'5'H-1 and VvF3'5'H-2 loci is shown in grey boxes.