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Functional genomics and forward and reverse genetics approaches for identification of important QTLs in plants.

Shakhira Zakhrabekova, Simon P. Gough, Linnea Lundh, Mats Hansson

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The main goal of functional genomics is to understand how the organism's genotype is expressed as its phenotype.Since mutations can interfere with cellular processes, induced mutations are key probes for understanding gene function.

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The main goal of functional genomics is to understand how the organism's genotype is expressed as its phenotype.Since mutations can interfere with cellular processes, induced mutations are key probes for understanding gene function.

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The main goal of functional genomics is to understand how the organism's genotype is expressed as its phenotype.Since mutations can interfere with cellular processes, induced mutations are key probes for understanding gene function.

Key concepts: Reverse genetics, Forward genetics, Genetics, Identification (biology), Biology, Functional genomics, Genomics, Molecular genetics

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