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Linear modeling reveals a predominance of <i>cis</i> - over <i>trans</i> - regulatory effects in wild and domesticated barley

2019-06-06

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Barley, like other crops, has experienced a series of genetic changes that have impacted its architecture and growth habit to suit the needs of humans, termed the domestication syndrome. Domestication also resulted in a concomitant bottleneck that reduced sequence diversity in genes and regulatory regions. Little is known about regulatory changes resulting from domestication in barley. We used RNA-seq to examine a...

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dc4c60f1-9b1a-56e1-b1ef-58d8a69d2509
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10.1101/661926
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