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Sequence Variation

Analyzing a huge set of hybridization data from resequencing arrays with discriminative state-of-the-art machine learning methods, we identified hundreds of thousands polymorphisms (SNPs, deletions and highly polymorphic regions) in the genome of 20 varieties of two model plant organisms, Arabidopsis thaliana and Oryza sativa (rice). Such an inventory of sequence variation constitutes an unprecedented resource for further functional and large-scale evolutionary studies and is a fundamental step towards answering the key question: How is genetic variation linked to complex traits?

Research Projects

SNP Detection in A. thaliana
Polymorphic Region Detection in A. thaliana
SNP Detection in O. sativa
Polymorphic Region Detection in O. sativa

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