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Plant Genome Science Lab
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The lab explores the genetic diversity of crops and their wild relatives through their genomes.
AboutAbout the lab
Reading the diversity of crops and their wild relatives from their genomes.
The Plant Genome Science Lab uses genetics and genomics to investigate the genetic diversity of crop genetic resources and their wild relatives, and applies it to plant breeding.
Current projects include genetic analysis of vitamin E content in soybean and wild soybean, and genomic selection analysis to increase the yield of Miscanthus (Japanese silvergrass).
Key terms
- Genomics
- The study of an organism's entire set of genetic information (genome) examined as a whole.
- Genetic resources
- Organisms with genetic traits that are useful, or may become useful in the future, for purposes such as breeding.
- Genomic selection
- A breeding method that predicts and selects individuals with desirable traits before they are grown, based on DNA differences across the whole genome.
ResearchResearch themes
Using genetics and genomics, the lab aims to clarify the genetic diversity present in genetic resources and their wild relatives, and to link it to plant breeding.
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- Assistant ProfessorMaria Stefanie Dwiyanti
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- Top image: “Glycine soja 5” Dalgial / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
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