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Different patterns of genealogical relationships found in the two major QTLs causing reduction of seed shattering during rice domestication.

Genome - 1 Aug 2007

Onishi Kazumitsu, Takagi Kyoko, Kontani Manabu, Tanaka Takumi, Sano Yoshio

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The three quantitative trait loci (qSH1, qSH3, and qSH4) causing reduction of seed shattering were investigated to examine their relative importance during rice domestication. The qSH1 and qSH4 loci showed a distinct effect on the reduction of shattering, compared with the qSH3 locus. Fine mapping and sequence analysis strongly suggested that the qSH1 and qSH4 loci are the same as the recently reported genes. A...

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PMID: 17893735
DOI: 10.1139/g07-051

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