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![]() Barley SNP Database SNPs in Affymetrix Barley Contigs (ABCs), with map positions.
Oat Pedigrees Online! ![]() Plant Genomes Central at NCBI NCBI is making some of the GrainGenes maps of wheat and barley available using their Map Viewer interface, which is especially good for comparing maps side by side and for highlighting markers that have been sequenced. ![]() A Tribute to Ernie and Lotti Sears Ernie Sears is regarded by many as the "father of wheat cytogenetics". This tribute was published to accompany the dedication of the Sears Plant Growth Facility at the University of Missouri. ![]() Gramene A Comparative Mapping Resource for Grains. ![]() MASwheat Wheat applied genomics This site includes protocols for marker assisted selection, papers, collaborators and links. ![]() Western Wheat Quality Laboratory This site supporting the ARS-USDA Western Wheat Quality Laboratory includes a virtual tour of the laboratory, a description of the Wheat Analysis System (WAS), a Purindoline Genotype Database and much more. ![]() Wheat Pedigree and Identified Alleles of Genes OnLine A collaboration between the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Czech Research Institute of Crop Production, this site contains genealogies and identified alleles of genes of 69,632 wheat accessions according to 2,529 information sources. ![]() Komugi An Integrated Wheat Science Database. Komugi has an electronic version of the Wheat Gene Catalogue online, and provides a query interface for gene symbols and markers. ![]() Mapped ESTs from the US NSF wheat EST project. 16,000 EST loci mapped in Chinese Spring deletion lines. For additional ways to view and search the map, see our What's New page. ![]() Wheat: The Big Picture This website describes the life cycle of wheat from germination to harvest. This site has something for everyone and is loaded with beautiful photos of wheat development that users are encouraged to download and use for free. Enjoy! ![]() PLEXdb A community resource for plant and plant-pathogen microarrays. |
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