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Physical Map Defined

A physical map consists of a linearly ordered set of DNA fragments encompassing the genome or region of interest. Physical maps are of two types, macro-restriction maps and ordered clone maps. The former consists of an ordered set of large DNA fragments generated by using restriction enzymes whose recognition sequences are infrequently represented in the genome. An ordered clone map consists of an overlapping collection of cloned DNA fragments. The DNA may be cloned into any one of the available vector systems--YACs, cosmids, phage, or even plasmids. Major advantages of ordered clone maps are that they are of high resolution and directly provide the clones for further study.

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