Genetic, Physical, and Informatics Resources for Maize. On the Road to an Integrated Map | Zendy

Karen C. Cone | Zendy; Michael D. McMullen | Zendy; I. Vroh Bi | Zendy; Georgia L. Davis | Zendy; YoungSun Yim | Zendy; Jack M. Gardiner | Zendy; Mary L. Polacco | Zendy; Héctor SánchezVilleda | Zendy; Zhiwei Fang | Zendy; Steven Schroeder | Zendy; Seth A. Havermann | Zendy; John Bowers | Zendy; Andrew H. Paterson | Zendy; Carol Soderlund | Zendy; Fred Engler | Zendy; Rod A. Wing | Zendy; Edward H. Coe | Zendy

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Genetic, Physical, and Informatics Resources for Maize. On the Road to an Integrated Map

Author(s) -

Karen C. Cone,

Michael D. McMullen,

I. Vroh Bi,

Georgia L. Davis,

YoungSun Yim,

Jack M. Gardiner,

Mary L. Polacco,

Héctor SánchezVilleda,

Zhiwei Fang,

Steven Schroeder,

Seth A. Havermann,

John Bowers,

Andrew H. Paterson,

Carol Soderlund,

Fred Engler,

Rod A. Wing,

Edward H. Coe

Publication year - 2002

Publication title -

plant physiology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 3.554

H-Index - 312

eISSN - 1532-2548

pISSN - 0032-0889

DOI - 10.1104/pp.012245

Subject(s) - road map , physical mapping , genetic resources , informatics , computer science , agricultural engineering , geography , gene mapping , biology , microbiology and biotechnology , cartography , engineering , gene , genetics , chromosome , electrical engineering

Maize ( Zea mays ) is among the most important crop plants in the world. For any crop plant, an integrated genetic and physical map serves as the foundation for numerous studies, especially those aimed at improving the agronomic characteristics of the plant. Once a phenotypically defined locus

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