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Imputation of low-density marker chip data in plant breeding: Evaluation of methods based on sugar beet.
The plant genome - 1 Dec 2022
Niehoff Tobias, Pook Torsten, Gholami Mahmood, Beissinger Timothy
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Low-density genotyping followed by imputation reduces genotyping costs while still providing high-density marker information. An increased marker density has the potential to improve the outcome of all applications that are based on genomic data. This study investigates techniques for 1k to 20k genomic marker imputation for plant breeding programs with sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L. ssp. vulgaris) as an example...
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