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Identification of hub genes through co-expression network of major QTLs of fiber length and strength traits in multiple RIL populations of cotton.

Genomics - 1 May 2021

Hafeez Abdul, Razzaq Abdul, Ahmed Aijaz, Liu Aiying, Qun Ge, Junwen Li, Shi Yuzhen, Deng Xiaoying, Zafar Muhammad Mubashar, Ali Arfan, Gong Wankui, Yuan Youlu

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The present study demonstrated a de novo correlation among fiber quality genes in multiple RIL populations including sGK9708 × 0-153, LMY22 × LY343 and Lumianyan28 × Xinluzao24. The current study was conducted to identify the major common QTLs including fiber length and strength, and to identify the co-expression networks of fiber length and strength QTLs harbored genes to target the hub genes. The RNA-seq data...

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PMID: 33713821
DOI: 10.1016/j.ygeno.2021.02.023

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