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Genomics in cereals: from genome-wide conserved orthologous set (COS) sequences to candidate genes for trait dissection.

Functional & integrative genomics - 1 Nov 2009

Quraishi Umar Masood, Abrouk Michael, Bolot Stéphanie, Pont Caroline, Throude Mickael, Guilhot Nicolas, Confolent Carole, Bortolini Fernanda, Praud Sébastien, Murigneux Alain, Charmet Gilles, Salse Jerome

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Recent updates in comparative genomics among cereals have provided the opportunity to identify conserved orthologous set (COS) DNA sequences for cross-genome map-based cloning of candidate genes underpinning quantitative traits. New tools are described that are applicable to any cereal genome of interest, namely, alignment criterion for orthologous couples identification, as well as the Intron Spanning Marker...

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PMID: 19575250
DOI: 10.1007/s10142-009-0129-8

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