Contributors
Theresa Fulton, Cornell University
Summary
This is a self-guided course exploring comparative genomics. The course is geared towards scientists and students with an awareness of DNA structure, recombinant DNA technologies, DNA sequencing, and plant breeding. The course is intended for plant breeders, molecular biologists, and other plant scientists who are associated with, but not fully engaged in, genomics research – in the hope of providing them information to improve understanding of current research in the field and the implications.
Comparative Genomics
Funding & Acknowledgements
The Integrated Breeding Platform (IBP) is jointly funded by: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the European Commission, United Kingdom's Department for International Development, CGIAR, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, and the CGIAR Fund Council. Coordinated by the Generation Challenge Program the Integrated Breeding Platform represents a diverse group of partners; including CGIAR Centers, national agricultural research institutes, and universities.
Peer review was provided by the Cornell University Plant Breeding department, Dr. R. Summers, RAGT Seeds, Cambridge, UK, and Robert Koebner.
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