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We have developed a genetic linkage map of chromosome 21 using 17 microsatellite marker polymorphisms. The markers span virtually the entire length of 21q, and define a sex-equal map of 56 cM. Extensive error checking has been used to provide an accurate map. All recombination events have been identified, allowing us to place within a small interval any new markers by genotyping only a few critical individuals. The resulting segregation data has been examined for several meiotic phenomena, including sex differences in recombination, age differences in recombination, interference, and segregation distortion.
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