L. Hawthorn et al., ASSIGNMENT OF 55 NOVEL COSMIDS TO 7 SUBREGIONS OF CHROMOSOME-13 USINGFLUORESCENCE IN SITE HYBRIDIZATION, Genomics, 21(1), 1994, pp. 248-250
Fifty-five individual cosmids isolated from a chromosome 13-specific l
ibrary have been regionally assigned using fluorescence in situ hybrid
ization. These cosmids represent novel DNA markers that can be added t
o the limited number of DNA probes already available for this chromoso
me. Individual cosmids mapped along the length of the chromosome with
almost equal distribution except that there appears to be an excess of
probes from the distal 13q33-q34 region, Only two cosmids did not map
back to chromosome 13, indicating that at least 96% of cosmids in thi
s library are from this chromosome. The library is generally available
as gridded colonies on nylon membranes suitable for hybridization scr
eening. (C) 1994 Academic Press, Inc.