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RECOMB
2004
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Estimators of Translocations and Inversions in Comparative Maps

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Estimators of Translocations and Inversions in Comparative Maps

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In a comparative map, the number of translocations in the evolutionary history of a chromosome can be estimated solely on the basis of the conserved syntenies it contains. This estimate, subtracted from the number of conserved segments, then allows the estimation of the number of inversions that have affected the chromosome. Summing these estimates over all chromosomes provides a startlingly accurate estimator (as assessed by simulation) of the total number of rearrangements of each type occurring in the evolutionary divergence of two genomes.

David Sankoff, Matthew Mazowita

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Added	03 Dec 2009
Updated	03 Dec 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	RECOMB
Authors	David Sankoff, Matthew Mazowita

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