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- A physical map of the heterozygous grapevine 'Cabernet Sauvignon' allows mapping candidate genes for disease resistance

Features of the 'Cabernet Sauvignon' physical map.
Number of clones fingerprinted	44,544
Number of clones used for map assembly	30,828
Number of singletons	1,111
Number of contigs	1,770
> 200 clones	5
101–200 clones	10
51–100 clones	85
26–50 clones	238
11–25 clones	520
3–10 clones	702
2 clones	210
Unique bands of the contigs	650,622
Physical length of the contigs (Mbp)	715,684
Number of Q clones	2,982
Number of Q contigs	577

The average band size (1.1 kbp) was estimated by dividing the average insert size of the BAC clones by the average number of bands per clone used for fingerprinting. This value was used to estimate the physical length of the contigs.

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