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'''DNA mapping''' is the process of deducing schematic representations of [[DNA]]. Three types of DNA maps can be constructed: physical maps, genetic maps, and cytogenetic maps, with the key distinguishing feature among these three types being the landmarks on which they are based. | '''DNA mapping''' is the process of deducing schematic representations of [[DNA]]. Three types of DNA maps can be constructed: physical maps, genetic maps, and cytogenetic maps, with the key distinguishing feature among these three types being the landmarks on which they are based. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:42, June 8, 2007
DNA mapping is the process of deducing schematic representations of DNA. Three types of DNA maps can be constructed: physical maps, genetic maps, and cytogenetic maps, with the key distinguishing feature among these three types being the landmarks on which they are based.