| Sequence data: The final product.
The ultimate description of the genome, though only a
prelude to full understanding, is the base-pair sequence.
This computer display shows results from the use of
transposons at Berkeley. The array of triangles
represents the transposons inserted into a 3000-base-pair
subclone; the 11 selected by the computer to build a
minimum tiling path are shown below the heaviest black
line. The subclone segments sequenced by using these 11
starting points are depicted by the horizontal lines; the
arrowheads indicate the sequencing directions. The
expanded region between bases 2042 and 2085 is covered by
three sequencing reactions, which produced the three
traces at the bottom of the figure. Above the traces, the
results are summarized, together with a consensus
sequence (just below the numbers). |
