musculus group that can be combined with a traditionalĬentimorgan (cM) The metric used to describe The most prominent class of microsatellites found in mammalianĬastaneus The shortened form of M. The term is often used by itself to describe the two generation breeding protocol of an Parental strains and a second animal type from one of those parental strains. The Bayesian approach yields an equation that must be used to convert P values obtained fromĪnalysis of recombination data into actual probabilities ofĬross between one animal type that is heterozygous for Genome with a copy number of ~90,000 (seeī6 An abbreviation for the name of the most commonly usedīayesian analysis A statistical approach that takes prior information into account in the determination of probabilites. Genome with a copy number of ~150,000 (see SINE class of highly dispersed repetitive elements in the See Anonymous DNA Segment in the MGI Glossary. Locus that is chosen as a marker to "anchor" a particular genomic region to a framework map that is being constructed in aĪnonymous locus An isolated DNA region with no known function but with at least twoĪllelic states that can be followed through some form of DNA analysis in mapping studies. Variant nucleotide located at or near its center (see A locus can have many different alleles which may differ from each other by as little as a single base or by the complete absence of a sequence.Īllele-Specific Oligonucleotide (ASO) An oligonucleotide designed to hybridize only to one of two or more alternative Glossary of Terms Additional terms are defined in the
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