New #tomato reference SL4.0 and annotation ITAG4.0 released in time for the XVI #Solanaceae Conference #sol2019
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Highlights: https://t.co/oGZyfRuLyC
Preprint: https://t.co/Ncfn2NQvX9
Lukas Mueller closes the Allele Mining session at #PAG30 with a presentation about BreedBase. He mention that BreedBase derives from CassavaBase and initially from SGN @solgenomics. He talks about a digital ecosystem based on Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for trials, SNP…
#CitrusGreening disease is ravaging the US citrus industry. BTI’s @SahaSurya tells us about his efforts enlisting undergraduate students in the fight against this devastating agricultural disease.
https://t.co/JYCY4ZBkD1
The "very wild" Solanum lycopersicoides genome and introgression line maps shedding light on sec. metabolites & stress tolerance. Collaboration with so many great colleagues colleagues @BTIscience@fei_lab@solgenomics@JohnInnesCentre@MPIMP_Potsdam ... https://t.co/jlxVQvgJcc
#CitrusGreening disease is ravaging the US citrus industry. Join BTI’s @SahaSurya in this month’s Breaking Ground as he tells us about his efforts enlisting undergraduate students in the fight against this devastating agricultural disease.
https://t.co/hvoPrk9xNW
4/19, 12pm EST
Do you use GFF3 files? Do you have to interpret bespoke attributes and custom tweaks before you can parse them? You might want to check out recommendations from the @AgBioData GFF3 working group for refining the GFF3 format
https://t.co/JnONlEYmeX
#genomics#FAIR
The 2020 Solanaceae International Online Meeting was a huge success! The event was organized by several BTI community members. Congrats to all involved! https://t.co/ejjSBFJ4o1 @solgenomics#SOLIOM2020
We would like to thanks all the attendants of our Network of genes and metabolites session at #SOLIOM2020. We got a peak of 350 participants attending it.
'Uncovering of epistasis effects between two closely related MADS-box genes in🍅(j2&ej2) associated with inflorescence branching' - And how breeder neutralized this negative epistasis? - Sebastian Soyk beautifully explained the molecular cues behind this phenomenon! #SOLIOM2020
#SOLIOM2020 - @Matt_Ben_ : 80% of the Insertions/Deletion SVs in tomato are associated to #TE. Gypsy and Copia are the main contributors. A single TE family, #Rider, explains > 25% of these events. Some of them have been associated to phenotypic diversity.
@SandyKnapp closes the session for #SOLIOM2020, reminding about the break and the poster session. She also mention that there is a Solanaceae Diversity Seminar series at https://t.co/SIoEaKkdqI. I agree, it is highly recommended! (#SolSeminarOnline).