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Bulk-segregant analysis (BSA) for large-effect QTL detection

A population of 228 lines from a tolerant x susceptible cross has had DNA extracted and a polymorphism scan is underway.  High and low phenotypic tails for vegetative waterlogging stress tolerance have been identified, and genotyping is underway.  We expect to have identified any large-effect QTL segregating in the population and have initiated fine-mapping by the end of March 2010.

Project: Abiotic stress tolerant maize for increasing income and food security among the poor in eastern India and Bangladesh