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Progress Toward a Transcript Map of the Human Genome,of cDNA clones to generate Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) has provided a rapid method of gene discovery (Adams et al., 1991), which has been widely applied in humans and other species (Bogusky et al., 1993). In addition, the EST strategy provides a key resource for gene mapping (Polymeropoulos et al

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Physical Mapping of the , Genome,because it has a short life cycle, is small and has a prolific seed set (Meyerowitz, 1987). It has one of the smallest known genomes with a remarkably low content of interspersed repetitive DNA (Meyerowitz, 1987; Pruitt and Meyerowitz, 1986) making it eminently suitable for molecular studies.

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Molecular Markers, Forest Genetics, and Tree Breeding,n. The purpose of their paper was to emphasize the limitations and shortcomings of marker-aided selection particularly in conifers. They argued that studies of quantitative trait loci identified in agronomic crops, which have significant utility (e.g. Stuber, 1992; Stuber et al., 1992), are of littl

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Genome Analysis in Farm Animals,erned with genetic improvement, are beginning to invest in building maps and localizing important traits to chromosomal regions. The following is a brief overview of the progress and problems of genome analysis in farm animals.

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