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EXPANDED LINKAGE MAP OF VIBRIO CHOLERAE
Charlotte Parker 1, Dorothy Gauthier 2, Ann Tate 2, Katie Richardson 2, and W. R. Romig 2
1 Department of Microbiology, University of Texas, Austin, Texas 78712
2 Department of Bacteriology and Molecular Biology Institute, University of California, Los Angeles, California 90024
An expanded linkage map of the Vibrio cholerae classical strain 162 chromosome has been prepared using a variety of new auxotrophic mutants. The chromosome consists of a single, linear linkage group. The map consists of 17 markers, which have been ordered; 20 mutational sites, which are tentatively ordered; five markers (ura-1, ser-2, mal-1, man-1, suc-1), which are linked but unordered; and three mutations (aro-2, cys-2 and cys-6) which showed little or no linkage. A proposal is made to standardize genetic nomenclature in V. cholerae genetic studies.
Submitted on January 10, 1978Revised on August 1, 1978
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