The identification of grain size genes by RapMap reveals directional selection during rice domestication

The identification of grain size genes by RapMap reveals directional selection during rice domestication

Cloning quantitative trait loci (QTL) in crops is often slow and laborious. Here, the authors describe RapMap, a method to rapidly clone multiple QTL based on F2 gradient populations coupled with a co-segregation standard, and show how it can be used to identify genes controlling grain size in rice.

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Autores principales: Juncheng Zhang, Dejian Zhang, Yawei Fan, Cuicui Li, Pengkun Xu, Wei Li, Qi Sun, Xiaodong Huang, Chunyu Zhang, Linyue Wu, Huaizhou Yang, Shiyu Wang, Xiaomin Su, Xingxing Li, Yingying Song, Meng-en Wu, Xingming Lian, Yibo Li
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/74ce0b949e9740949718318c95fae463
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Sumario:Cloning quantitative trait loci (QTL) in crops is often slow and laborious. Here, the authors describe RapMap, a method to rapidly clone multiple QTL based on F2 gradient populations coupled with a co-segregation standard, and show how it can be used to identify genes controlling grain size in rice.

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