A Database of Restriction Maps to Expand the Utility of Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes

Eamon Winden; Alejandro Vasquez-Echeverri; Susana M. Calle-Castañeda; Yumin Lian; Juan Pablo Hernandez-Ortiz; David C. Schwartz

doi:10.46471/gigabyte.93

GenomicsGigabyteSep 20, 2023

Peer-reviewed journal article

A Database of Restriction Maps to Expand the Utility of Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes

Eamon Winden iD, Alejandro Vasquez-Echeverri iD, Susana M. Calle-Castañeda iD, Yumin Lian iD, Juan Pablo Hernandez-Ortiz iD, David C. Schwartz iD

Abstract

While Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes were once a key resource for the genomic community, they have been obviated, for sequencing purposes, by long-read technologies. Such libraries may now serve as a valuable resource for manipulating and assembling large genomic constructs. To enhance accessibility and comparison, we have developed a BAC restriction map database.

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