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Mapping genes for plant structure, development and evolution: functional mapping
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一篇不错的文章，提出了对于植物个体发育、结构、进化研究很有意义的理念。以前这些方面接触不多，甚至没想过。现在看来，它们就在眼前。作者，不但提出新意还提到了解决办法。
令人赞叹的数学手段。
Mapping genes for plant structure, development and evolution: functional mapping meets ontology
Qiuling He1, Arthur Berg2, Yao Li3, C. Eduardo Vallejos4, and Rongling Wu5, 2, 6, 1,
http://www.cell.com/trends/genetics/abstract/S0168-9525%2809%2900232-7
Abstract
One of the fundamental tasks in biology is the identification of genes that control the structure and developmental pattern of complex traits and their responses to the environment during trait development. Functional mapping provides a statistical means for detecting quantitative trait loci (QTLs) that underlie developmental traits, such as growth trajectories, and for testing the interplay between gene action and development. Here we describe how functional mapping and studies of plant ontology can be integrated so as to elucidate the expression mechanisms of QTLs that control plant growth, morphology, development, and adaptation to changing environments. This approach can also be used to construct an evo-devo framework for inferring the evolution of developmental traits.
https://m.sciencenet.cn/blog-352360-345232.html
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令人赞叹的数学手段。
Mapping genes for plant structure, development and evolution: functional mapping meets ontology
Qiuling He1, Arthur Berg2, Yao Li3, C. Eduardo Vallejos4, and Rongling Wu5, 2, 6, 1,
http://www.cell.com/trends/genetics/abstract/S0168-9525%2809%2900232-7
Abstract
One of the fundamental tasks in biology is the identification of genes that control the structure and developmental pattern of complex traits and their responses to the environment during trait development. Functional mapping provides a statistical means for detecting quantitative trait loci (QTLs) that underlie developmental traits, such as growth trajectories, and for testing the interplay between gene action and development. Here we describe how functional mapping and studies of plant ontology can be integrated so as to elucidate the expression mechanisms of QTLs that control plant growth, morphology, development, and adaptation to changing environments. This approach can also be used to construct an evo-devo framework for inferring the evolution of developmental traits.
https://m.sciencenet.cn/blog-352360-345232.html
上一篇：两个关于BUGS的课程站点
下一篇：有效样本大小的问题
