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Abstract
This study presents a genome-wide variation map of soybean, analyzing 781 individuals (418 domesticated, 345 wild, and 18 hybrids). The researchers detected 183 domestication-selective sweeps and observed a reduction in deleterious mutations from wild to domesticated soybean, further decreasing from landraces to improved accessions. This resource enhances the resolution of genome-wide association studies for seed protein and oil traits.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Jan 04, 2021
Authors
Myung-Shin Kim, Roberto Lozano, Ji Hong Kim, Dong Nyuk Bae, Sang-Tae Kim, Jung-Ho Park, Man Soo Choi, Jaehyun Kim, Hyun-Choong Ok, Soo-Kwon Park, Michael A. Gore, Jung-Kyung Moon, Soon-Chun Jeong
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soybean
genome-wide variation
domestication
selective sweeps
deleterious mutations
seed traits
genetics

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