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. 2005 Oct;171(2):765–781. doi: 10.1534/genetics.105.042093

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Figure 2. — A representation of the Arabidopsis genome based on the primary location of each sequenced B. napus RFLP marker on the Arabidopsis pseudochromosomes (megabase distances are indicated to the right of the chromosomes). Duplicate marker locations are indicated in parentheses. Blocks of markers found to be genetically linked in B. napus are indicated by shading and capital letters (A–F). In the majority of cases, C4B is conserved as a complete block, but in two instances, on N4 and N14, a small section of the block was observed and is represented by C4B′.

Figure 2. — A representation of the Arabidopsis genome based on the primary location of each sequenced B. napus RFLP marker on the Arabidopsis pseudochromosomes (megabase distances are indicated to the right of the chromosomes). Duplicate marker locations are indicated in parentheses. Blocks of markers found to be genetically linked in B. napus are indicated by shading and capital letters (A–F). In the majority of cases, C4B is conserved as a complete block, but in two instances, on N4 and N14, a small section of the block was observed and is represented by C4B′.