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Contig maps are a type of physical map that show the native order of a set of overlapping genomic clones. Overlaps between clones can be detected by finding common sequences using a number of experimental protocols including hybridization of probes. All current mapping algorithms of which we are aware require that hybridizations be scored using a fixed number of discrete values (typically 0/1 or high/medium/low). When hybridization data is captured automatically using digital equipment, this provides the opportunity for hybridization intensities to be used in map construction. More fine-grained distinctions in the levels of hybridization may be exploited by algorithms to generate more accurate physical maps.

Physical mapping with automatic capture of hybridization data