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The Gramene Genetic Diversity Module: a resource for genotype-phenotype association analysis in grass species
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The Gramene Genetic Diversity Module: a resource for genotype-phenotype association analysis in grass species

  • Charles Chen1,
  • Genevieve DeClerck1,
  • Terry Casstevens2,
  • Ken Youens-Clark3,
  • Jon Zhang2,
  • Doreen Ware3,
  • Pankaj Jaiswal4,
  • Susan McCouch1 &
  • …
  • Edward Buckler2 

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The Genetic Diversity module of the Gramene database ("http://www.gramene.org/diversity":http://www.gramene.org/diversity) is specifically designed to handle data from high-throughput sequencing and array-based genotyping plateforms. Empowered by the Genomic Diversity and Phenotype Data Model, Gramene Genetic Diversity module provides live database connectivities of RFLP, SSR and SNP allele data, information about QTL, passport data for wild and cultivated germplasm from rice, maize, wheat, and Arabidopsis, and quantitative phenotypic data for some of these accessions. Large datasets of SNP variation are searchable via genomic positions of interest by SNP Query tool on a sequenced genome; and, trait associations, patterns of linkage disequilibrium and diversity can be evaluated using TASSEL. The Gramene database is updated twice a year, with the most recent release (Build 31) completed in May 2010.

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  1. Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics, Cornell University https://www.nature.com/nature

    Charles Chen, Genevieve DeClerck & Susan McCouch

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    Ken Youens-Clark & Doreen Ware

  4. Department of Botany and Plant Pathology, Oregon University https://www.nature.com/nature

    Pankaj Jaiswal

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Chen, C., DeClerck, G., Casstevens, T. et al. The Gramene Genetic Diversity Module: a resource for genotype-phenotype association analysis in grass species. Nat Prec (2010). https://doi.org/10.1038/npre.2010.4645.1

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Keywords

  • iEvoBio
  • Gramene
  • genetic diversity
  • RFLP data
  • SSR data
  • SNP data
  • QTL
  • SNPs

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