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CRISPR/Cas9 disruption.
Published 2021“…<i>cruzi</i> (1sgCas9PHB1) with a decreased PHB1 expression and the control <i>T</i>. …”
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Table_1_Genome-Wide Association Analysis for Salt–Induced Phenotypic and Physiologic Responses in Rice at Seedling and Reproductive Stages.XLSX
Published 2022“…An apparent inconsistency was found for ST between the two stages. Through a gene-based/tightly linked genome-wide association study with 201,332 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) located within genes and their flanking regions were used, a total of 214 SNPs related to 251 genes, significantly associated with 16 ST-related indices, were detected at both stages. …”
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Presentation_1_Genome-Wide Association Analysis for Salt–Induced Phenotypic and Physiologic Responses in Rice at Seedling and Reproductive Stages.PPTX
Published 2022“…An apparent inconsistency was found for ST between the two stages. Through a gene-based/tightly linked genome-wide association study with 201,332 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) located within genes and their flanking regions were used, a total of 214 SNPs related to 251 genes, significantly associated with 16 ST-related indices, were detected at both stages. …”