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Springer - The Sorghum Genome (Compendium of Plant Genomes)

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Description

Gain a deep understanding of sorghum genomics with this comprehensive volume from the Compendium of Plant Genomes series. Published by Springer, this book examines the current state of sorghum genomics, providing essential information for researchers and scientists in the field of biotechnology. The text focuses on the specific tools and strategies used in genome sequencing and analysis. It covers both public and private genomic resources, explaining how this data creates direct outcomes for plant breeders. Since the full sequencing of the sorghum genome in 2009, the availability of affordable whole genome sequencing has changed the landscape of cereal functional genomics. By leveraging existing data and the significant novel diversity found in sorghum, this resource supports the continued genetic improvement of the crop. It is an essential reference for those looking to understand how genomic information translates into practical applications for agricultural advancement.

Key Features

Provides detailed insights into the current state of sorghum genomics and sequencing strategies.

Explains the use of public and private genomic resources for advanced scientific research.

Connects genomic data and analysis to direct, practical outcomes for plant breeders.

Covers the impact of affordable whole genome sequencing on cereal functional genomics.

Utilizes the foundational knowledge from the full sorghum genome sequencing completed in 2009.

Supports the genetic improvement of sorghum by leveraging significant novel diversity.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 January 2017
Listed Since
15 September 2016

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