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. 2014 May 20;15(1):387. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-387

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Single-molecule genome maps (orange) from three hydatidiform mole BACs were assembled de novo into consensus genome maps (blue). One of the assembled consensus genome maps is shown here (BAC CH17-112A12, blue) and is aligned to an in silico map based on the 1q21 sequence assembly described in this paper (green). Locations of the NBPF12 and NBPF13 genes on the 1q21 sequence assembly are marked in red. Segment lengths between labels in the NBPF12 gene are consistent across in silico and de novo maps.