PHYSICAL MAPPING OF CHROMOSOME-VII AND CHROMOSOME-XV OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE AT 3-CENTER-DOT-5 KB AVERAGE RESOLUTION TO ALLOW THEIR COMPLETE SEQUENCING
H. Tettelin et al., PHYSICAL MAPPING OF CHROMOSOME-VII AND CHROMOSOME-XV OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE AT 3-CENTER-DOT-5 KB AVERAGE RESOLUTION TO ALLOW THEIR COMPLETE SEQUENCING, Yeast, 14(7), 1998, pp. 601-616
The high resolution complete physical maps of chromosomes VII and XV w
ere constructed to form the basis for sequencing these chromosomes as
part of the European systematic sequencing programme of the yeast geno
me, using a unique cosmid library from strain FY1679, and an original
top-down mapping strategy involving I-Sce I chromosome fragmentation.
A total of 138 and 196 cosmid clones were used to construct the maps f
or VII and XV, respectively, forming two unique contigs that cover the
entirety of chromosomes (1091 kb each), except the telomeric repeats.
Colinearity of the cosmid inserts with yeast DNA was verified, and th
e physical maps were eventually compared with the independently genera
ted genetic maps. (C) 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.