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The calculation of the map length of interchange segments from meiotic configuration frequencies

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Standard mapping functions permit the calculation of map length from the frequency by which a chromosome segment has at least one chiasma. In interchange heterozygotes, approximately exact estimates of such frequencies can be obtained from the relative frequencies of specific groups of meiotic metaphase I configurations. Examples are given for two interchanges inSecale cereale.

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Sybenga, J. The calculation of the map length of interchange segments from meiotic configuration frequencies. Genetica 41, 101–110 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00958897

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