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Haplotype Networking of GWAS Hits for Citrulline Variation Associated with the Domestication of Watermelon.

International journal of molecular sciences - 29 Oct 2019

Joshi Vijay, Shinde Suhas, Nimmakayala Padma, Abburi Venkata Lakshmi, Alaparthi Suresh Babu, Lopez-Ortiz Carlos, Levi Amnon, Panicker Girish, Reddy Umesh K

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Watermelon is a good source of citrulline, a non-protein amino acid. Citrulline has several therapeutic and clinical implications as it produces nitric oxide via arginine. In plants, citrulline plays a pivotal role in nitrogen transport and osmoprotection. The purpose of this study was to identify single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers associated with citrulline metabolism using a genome-wide association...

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PMID: 31671884
DOI: 10.3390/ijms20215392
PMCID: PMC6862219

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