A genetic map is a map based on the frequencies of microsatellites or those generating restriction fragment length polymorphisms ( RFLPs ) have been used.
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The two governments are the leading players in the nonprofit Human Genome Project, which plans to publish a full genetic map on the Internet by 2003.
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A pioneer in the quest to complete the human genetic map warned Congress Wednesday that the possibility of genetic discrimination threatens to stall advances in biotechnology.
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"The study will give scientists a genetic map of human history in Asia, showing how nearly half the world's population migrated through the region, " Liu said.
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As the GeneEngine gets faster, Chan predicts it will become standard to include a " smart card " containing a genetic map in a patient's medical history.
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The United States and Britain and the leading partners in the nonprofit Human Genome Project, which plans to publish a full genetic map on the Internet by 2003.
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Genetic maps also provide a framework for the mapping of genes of interest and estimating the magnitude of their effects and aid our understanding of genotype / phenotype associations.
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In the process, they would establish a genetic map that could be linked to that of humans, with whom dogs share 80 to 90 percent of their genetic code.
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The battle against malaria, which kills about two million people a year, has entered a new phase with the publication of the first genetic map of the infectious microbe.
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The quality of the genetic maps is largely dependent upon these two factors : the number of genetic markers on the map and the size of the mapping population.
