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Genome assembly of the Chinese maize elite inbred line RP125 and its EMS mutant collection provide new resources for maize genetics research and crop improvement.
The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Oct 2021
Nie Shujun, Wang Bo, Ding Haiping, Lin Haijian, Zhang Li, Li Qigui, Wang Yujiao, Zhang Bin, Liang Anping, Zheng Qi, Wang Hui, Lv Huayang, Zhu Kun, Jia Minghui, Wang Xiaotong, Du Jiyuan, Zhao Runtai, Jiang Zhenzhen, Xia Caina, Qiao Zhenghao, Li Xiaohu, Liu Boyan, Zhu Hongbo, An Rong, Li Yucui, Jiang Qian, Chen Benfang, Zhang Hongkai, Wang Dening, Tang Changxiao, Yuan Yang, Dai Jie, Zhan Jing, He Weiqiang, Wang Xuebo, Shi Jian, Wang Bin, Gong Min, He Xiujing, Li Peng, Huang Li, Li Hui, Pan Chao, Huang Hong, Yuan Guangsheng, Lan Hai, Nie Yongxin, Li Xinzheng, Zhao Xiangyu, Zhang Xiansheng, Pan Guangtang, Wu Qingyu, Xu Fang, Zhang Zhiming
Abstract excerpt
Maize is an important crop worldwide, as well as a valuable model with vast genetic diversity. Accurate genome and annotation information for a wide range of inbred lines would provide valuable resources for crop improvement and pan-genome characterization. In this study, we generated a high-quality de novo genome assembly (contig N50 of 15.43 Mb) of the Chinese elite inbred line RP125 using Nanopore long-read...
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