Genome Mapping

Gene mapping is the process of identifying the specific location of a gene on a chromosome and determining the relative distances between genes. This technique helps pinpoint where a gene is situated within the genome and reveals how closely genes or genetic markers are linked, based on how frequently they are inherited together. Gene mapping plays a crucial role in understanding the organization of genes on chromosomes and is essential for studying genetic traits, inheritance patterns, and identifying genes associated with diseases.

  • X- Chromosomes
  • Y-Chromosomes
  • DNA Replications

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