Files and subdirectories in this directory: curr/ symbolic links to current versions of files in this directory fpc/ FPC results from two FPC runs of tomato BACs: an earlier one done at Arizona and a later one done at Sanger. overgo/ results from overgo hybridization analyses done in 2004. See the readme file in that directory for details. old/ obsolete files physical_mapping_summary.v.tar.gz Tab-separated file summarizing currently known tomato BAC physical mapping data possessed by SGN. Currently, only tomato BAC data is included in this file. Each line represents a piece of physical mapping data about a tomato clone. Note that each clone may have multiple lines, each being a result from a different physical mapping method. Columns are: Clone ID - the SGN clone serial number Clone Name - the text name of the tomato BAC or fosmid clone Method - the experimental method by which this data point was generated Marker - the genetic marker name associated with this data point, if applicable Map - the genetic map name associated with this data point, if applicable Chromosome - the chromosome number associated with this data point, if applicable Position - the position on the chromosome, if applicable Details of some of the methods: BLAST_vs_marker_seqs These are derived from BLAST alignments of SGN marker sequences to sequenced tomato BACs. These results correspond to the 'SGN Markers' track in the tomato genome preliminary annotations browser: http://sgn.cornell.edu/gbrowse/gbrowse/tomato_bacs/?help=citations#GT_align_SGN_markers FISH These are results from fluorescent in-situ hybridization experiments conducted using fluorescently labeled BACs as probes, hybridizing to tomato pachytene chromatin. All of the FISH results submitted to SGN so far are from the lab of Stephen Stack at Colorado University. IL mapping These are localizations of BACs to the Zamir tomato introgression lines, see http://sgn.cornell.edu/cview/map.pl?map_id=il6 . Overgo This is a series of oligo hybridization experiments conducted in 2002 to associate BACs with markers. See http://sgn.cornell.edu/maps/physical/overgo_process_explained.pl for details. Sanger FPC This is an FPC contig build conducted at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, including the tomato HindIII, EcoRI, and MboI clone libraries.