What is a concatomer?

[Peter]

In article <3.0.5.32.19991118163926.007f55d0 at saluki-mail.siu.edu>,
drgriz at siu.edu ("Dr. Ken Griswold") wrote:

> "What is a concatomer?"

It is the serial linking of DNA chunks.  I do not know if the chunks have
to be the same length.  In the SAGE protocol, you serially link defined
streches(fixed length) of DNA from genes that are being expressed in a
head to toe manner .  These concatomers can be sequenced and the gene
expression can be analyzed.

Peter