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Genetic and molecular dissection of naturally occurring variation

Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries ; Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 4(2), p.130-135, 2001Trabajos contenidos:
  • Yano, M
Recursos en línea: Resumen: Recent progress in plant genome analysis has made it possible to examine the naturally occurring allelic variation underlying complex traits. Many studies have described the genetic mapping of quantitative trait loci for several kinds of complex phenotypic traits. Some researchers have taken up the challenge of performing the molecular cloning of genes at these loci, and examples of cloning have recently been reported. Naturally occurring allelic variation could be a new resource for the functional analysis of plant genes.
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Recent progress in plant genome analysis has made it possible to examine the naturally occurring allelic variation underlying complex traits. Many studies have described the genetic mapping of quantitative trait loci for several kinds of complex phenotypic traits. Some researchers have taken up the challenge of performing the molecular cloning of genes at these loci, and examples of cloning have recently been reported. Naturally occurring allelic variation could be a new resource for the functional analysis of plant genes.

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