Genetic Mapping and Diversity in Plants and Animals
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Manc-COJO enhances detection of independent associations in multiancestry GWAS, outperforming GCTA-COJO with over 120-fold faster processing and improved accuracy.
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Haplotype-rich cis-regulatory variation explains a significant portion of transcriptomic diversity in maize, with 77.7% of fine-mapped eGenes showing multiple credible sets.
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Mutations in TaGW2 increase grain weight by up to 20% in wheat but do not improve overall yield in multi-year field trials.
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Genetic loci associated with tobacco leaf width mean and plasticity show environment-dependent effects, with 14 LWm and 43 LWp loci identified in a MAGIC population.
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Overexpression of EXPANSIN A6 in wheat increases grain weight and yields, while GRAIN WIDTH 2 knockout enhances grain weight but reduces overall yield in field conditions.
Ghd7‑triggered transcriptional regulation involving PCF3‑T enhances both rice yield and eating quality by balancing starch and protein content.
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Imputation of fluid intelligence scores increases genetic associations from 390 to 550 and identifies 26 neurodevelopmental genes, including 8 novel candidates.
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PvAURK-PvGRF regulatory module is linked to enhanced salt tolerance in common bean, with Hap2 of PvAURK showing the strongest association.
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Sequence-based deep learning predicts genetic variant effects at base-pair resolution to enhance crop breeding strategies.
A pilot GWAS of ischemic heart disease with hypertension in Kazakh individuals identified ZFHX3 as the strongest suggestive locus but found no variants reaching genome-wide significance.
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Matrix-product-based kernels improve genomic prediction of genotype-by-environment interactions, with up to 13.2% higher predictive accuracy than Hadamard kernels in wheat and rice datasets.
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