rock_rock
第13楼2011/10/19
copied from my provided link:
"Conjugation studies have been used to map over 1,000 genes along the circular E coli chromosome
Genetic maps are scaled in minutes
e.g., The E coli chromosome is 100 minutes long
Conjugative transfer of the complete chromosome takes approximately 100 minutes
Positions of genes indicate the relative times at which they are transferred"
you'll get a much better idea with a picture of circular genetic map with the 100 minutes scale
(note: conjugative transfer = 接合转移)
poorlittle
第15楼2011/10/19
From http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK7908/figure/A470/?report=objectonly
Positions of representative genes are indicated on inner circle. Distances between genes are calibrated in minutes, based on times required for transfer during conjugation. Position of threonine (thr) locus is arbitrarily designated as 0 minutes, and other assignments are relative to thr. On next circle, symbols and arrowheads identify specific Hfr donor strains of E. coli and their characteristics. For each Hfr strain the point of arrowhead is the origin for chromosomal transfer; oriented transfer of chromosome during conjugation proceeds from point of arrowhead, followed immediately by base of the arrowhead, and so on. F' plasmids are identified by numbers, and the fragment of the E. coli chromosome present in each F' plasmid is represented by an arc corresponding to a specific segment of the circular genetic map. See text for definitions of Hfr and F' donor strains and for description of the conjugal mating system in E. coli. From Bachman, B.M., Low, K.B. Microbiol Rev, 1980;44:31.
zhang8826857
第16楼2011/10/19
多谢呀
zhang8826857
第17楼2011/10/19
谢谢啦
poorlittle
第19楼2011/10/20
I just found that orientation is also used in E. Coli., but the unit is degree. See四. 討論 Paragraph 3 at proj1.sinica.edu.tw/~hispj/news/poster/94/Hou,%20tian-qi.pdf
……在第193980個鹼基對開始(在環狀基因圖譜上位於170°的位置),長1497個鹼基對的基因,在定序並. 研究其功能後,命名為bglC,其功能為endo-1,4-beta- ……
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Generally, we use radian or degree to measure the angle / orientation, such as 32.56° or 123°45’21” and seldom use minute ( ’ ) alone.
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