Table 1 |
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Relevant BAC clones used in the study |
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Code |
Name |
Accession number |
Chromosome band |
Mapping (UCSC March 2006) |
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A |
RP11-411G7 |
AC027455 |
17p13.3 |
chr17:427,025-572,435 |
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A1* |
RP11-769H22 |
BES |
17p13.3 |
chr17:7,849,179-8,011,176 |
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A2** |
RP11-385D13 |
AC005838 |
17p13.3 |
chr17:15,367,740-15,435,530 |
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B |
RP11-367G9 |
AC079111 |
17p11.2 |
chr17:16,853,117-17,016,545 |
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Cen |
chr17:22,187,134-22,287,133 |
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C |
RP11-28A22 |
AC005691 |
17q11.2 |
chr17:29,842,523-29,999,343 |
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D |
RP11-212E8 |
AC005552 |
17q11.2 |
chr17:30,009,726-30,175,558 |
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E |
RP11-115K3 |
AC113211 |
17q12 |
chr17:33,140,726-33,322,352 |
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E1 |
RP11-932C2 |
AC124789 |
17q12 |
chr17:33,713,298-33,818,972 |
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F |
RP11-15D16 |
BES |
17q21.31 |
chr17:42,268,624-42,438,970 |
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G |
RP11-456D7 |
AC027152 |
17q21.31 |
chr17:43,587,728-43,720,471 |
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G1* |
RP5-1029K10 |
AC006487 |
17q21.32 |
chr17:44,918,039-45,104,642 |
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H |
RP11-170D6 |
AC091154 |
17q22 |
chr17:48,430,427-48,606,237 |
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I |
RP11-758H9 |
AC091271 |
17q23.2 |
chr17:55,012,846-55,148,629 |
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J |
RP11-42F20 |
AC008158 |
17q23.2 |
chr17:57,449,286-57,597,398 |
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J1 |
RP11-465I18 |
BES |
17q23.2 |
chr17:57,474,072-57,660,715 |
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J2 |
RP11-50G1 |
BES |
chr17:57,765,687-57,954,835 |
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K |
RP11-450M16 |
AC073299 |
17q23.3 |
chr17:59,588,364-59,747,225 |
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L |
RP13-650J16 |
AC105341 |
17q25.3 |
chr17:77,541,734-77,680,864 |
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End |
chr17:78,599,126-78,738,256 |
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Probes in regular type (12) were used to characterize all primate species. Probes in italics were used to define specific rearrangements. Asterisks indicate probes used to confirm literature data (*P. pygmeus breakpoints, **G. gorilla breakpoints; for details, see the text and Figure 1). Cen, Centromere; End, long arm telomere. Bold indicates the relative cytogenetic positions in the chromosome 17 to focus their localization among the other markers. |
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Cardone et al. Genome Biology 2008 9:R28 doi:10.1186/gb-2008-9-2-r28 |
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