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Selecting subsets of genotyped experimental populations for phenotyping to maximize genetic diversity.
TAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik - 1 Feb 2013
Emma Huang B, Clifford David, Cavanagh Colin
Abstract excerpt
Selective phenotyping is a way of capturing the benefits of large population sizes without the need to carry out large-scale phenotyping and hence is a cost-effective means of capturing information about gene-trait relationships within a population. The diversity within the sample gives an indication of the efficiency of this information capture; less diversity implies greater redundancy of the genetic...
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