Question 3 During a Positional Cloning Project Aimed at Finding a Human Disease Gene, Linkage Data Have Been Obtained Suggesting That the Gene of Interest Lies Between Two Sequence-Tagged Site Markers. How Can All the Known and Predicted Candidate Genes in This Interval Be Identified? What BAC Clones Cover That Particular Region?

Nature Genetics - United Kingdom
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