What is genotyping?
Genotyping is looking at specific, differences within a population of plants, and within specific areas of their genome, so that you can then use those selected areas of a plant’s genome in plant breeding
Read the storyGenotyping is looking at specific, differences within a population of plants, and within specific areas of their genome, so that you can then use those selected areas of a plant’s genome in plant breeding
Read the storyA new study using the model species Streptomyces venezuelae has shown that c-di-GMP intervenes later in development to control the differentiation of the reproductive hyphae into spores
Read the storyResearchers have identified the critical last pieces of a genetic defence system that gives oats resistance to soil pathogens
Read the storyA free exhibition running from 3-9 December, showcasing the winning art and poetry entries that were inspired by the science that is carried out across the Norwich Research Park
Read the storyWheat that has been biofortified to produce white flour with increased iron has progressed successfully through the first season of field trials
Read the storyThe story of the first Research Institute Technician Symposium, which took place at the Francis Crick Institute in London on Monday 18 November 2019
Read the storyThe secret recipe nature uses to make the diverse leaf shapes we see everywhere around us has been revealed in research
Read the storyTwo researchers at the John Innes Centre have been named in the annual Highly Cited Researchers 2019 List
Read the storyClare Stevenson explains the increasing the use of Biophysical Analysis techniques and how we're making the science more accessible to a wider range of users
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