Chromosome walking

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Chromosome walking is technique that can be used to construct a clone contig by identifying overlapping fragments of cloned DNA.[1] This method is mainly used when sequence of gene is known but no clone gene avaliable. 

Example:

ATCGTAGCTAGCGATTTC
                             ATTTCGATTATCGATTTCGATGCTA
                                                               CGATGCTAGCCGATTTAGCTAGC
                                                                                              TTAGCTAGCTACGCGATCGATCGAGAGAG
  
ATCGTAGCTAGCG ATTTC GATTATCGATTT CGATGCTA GCCGAT TTAGCTAGC TACGCGATCGATCGAGAGAG
 

Reference: 

  1. ↑ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK21117/
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