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. 2006 Jun;173(2):1089–1099. doi: 10.1534/genetics.106.056481

TABLE 3.

Alignment of chromosome 1D contigs to the RH map

Contig name Markers used for alignment Coretention frequency (%)
ctg605 cdo57-0.90–cdo92-0.30 97.7
ctg3467 BE500570-0.35–BE443071-0.80 86.2
ctg5162 BF293779-0.39–bcd808-0.50 89.7
ctg8420 BE423482-0.15–BE403717-0.80 83.9
ctg8420 BE494877-0.39
ctg8420 BE403553-0.03
ctg8420 BE406901-0.20–BE423482-0.15 83.9
ctg8420 BE406901-0.20–BE494877-0.39 86.2
ctg8420 BE403553-0.03–BE403717-0.80 82.8
ctg8420 BE403717-0.80–BE403553-1.00 82.8
ctg9212 BF475048-0.07–BE443931-0.62 97.7
ctg4625 BE489565-1.60–BE490041-0.50 93.1

Markers used in the wheat RH mapping work in this study were used to identify wheat D-genome BAC contigs derived from the wheat D-genome physical mapping project (http://wheat.pw.usda.gov/PhysicalMapping/index.html). In most cases, the left and right markers of a contig are given, as well as single markers that mapped to a particular contig. The ordering of these markers by using the comprehensive RH map (Figure 1) provides a method for the physical ordering of the contigs. The percentage of coretention frequency between two markers is calculated by subtracting the total number of breaks between those two markers from the total number of possible breaks (87) divided by the total number of possible breaks multiplied by 100.