Mapping mutations in C. elegans.

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At present, the principal goal of mapping is to establish correspondence between a mutation identified via a change in phenotype and an alteration in the DNA sequence of the genome. Recent advances in molecular biology and bioinformatics have greatly facilitated this procedure, but certain standard methods, such as the three-factor cross, continue to be extremely useful for high-resolution mapping and separation...

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