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2017
In over 27 years of genetic mapping of the soybean genome, a genetic map containing thousands of molecular markers, thousands of QTLs and dozens of genes was obtained. Currently, two soybean genome consensus maps are available—GmConsensus4.0 and GmComposite2003—and can be used as an anchor to map new genes or QTLs in soybean.
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In over 27 years of genetic mapping of the soybean genome, a genetic map containing thousands of molecular markers, thousands of QTLs and dozens of genes was obtained. Currently, two soybean genome consensus maps are available—GmConsensus4.0 and GmComposite2003—and can be used as an anchor to map new genes or QTLs in soybean.
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2012
Gene loci are grouped into different chromosomes. Within the same chromosome, the loci are linearly arranged because the chromosome is a string-like structure. The distribution of loci among chromosomes and the order of loci within chromosomes are called thegenetic map. The data used to construct the genetic map are the genotypes of these loci.
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Gene loci are grouped into different chromosomes. Within the same chromosome, the loci are linearly arranged because the chromosome is a string-like structure. The distribution of loci among chromosomes and the order of loci within chromosomes are called thegenetic map. The data used to construct the genetic map are the genotypes of these loci.
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