Insight into the Organization of the B10v3 Cucumber Genome by Integration of Biological and Bioinformatic Data.
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ABSTRACT: The availability of a well-organized and annotated reference genome is essential for genome research and the analysis of re-sequencing approaches. The B10v3 cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) reference genome has been sequenced and assembled into 8035 contigs, a small fraction of which have been mapped to individual chromosomes. Currently, bioinformatics methods based on comparative homology have made it possible to re-order the sequenced contigs by mapping them to the reference genomes. The B10v3 genome (North-European, Borszczagowski line) was rearranged against the genomes of cucumber 9930 ('Chinese Long' line) and Gy14 (North American line). Furthermore, a better insight into the organization of the B10v3 genome was obtained by integrating the data available in the literature on the
SUBMITTER: Turek S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9961470 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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