BACFinder: genomic localisation of large insert genomic clones based on restriction fingerprinting.

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We have developed software that allows the prediction of the genomic location of a bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) clone, or other large genomic clone, based on a simple restriction digest of the BAC. The mapping is performed by comparing the experimentally derived restriction digest of the BAC DNA with a virtual restriction digest of the whole genome sequence. Our trials indicate that this program identified the genomic regions represented by BAC clones with a degree of accuracy comparable to that of end-sequencing, but at considerably less cost. Although the program has been developed principally for use with Arabidopsis BACs, it should align large insert genomic clones to any fully sequenced genome.

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Crowe, M. L., Rana, D., Fraser, F., Bancroft, I., & Trick, M. (2002). BACFinder: genomic localisation of large insert genomic clones based on restriction fingerprinting. Nucleic Acids Research, 30(21). https://doi.org/10.1093/nar/gnf117

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