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Quantitative genetics in the age of omics
2008
Current opinion in plant biology
The use of natural variation in the genetic dissection of quantitative traits has a long-standing tradition. Recent advances in high-throughput technologies for the quantification of biological molecules have shifted the focus in quantitative genetics from single traits to comprehensive largescale analyses. So-called omic technologies now enable geneticists to take a look in the black box that translates genetic information into biological function. These processes include transcriptional and
doi:10.1016/j.pbi.2008.01.006
pmid:18325828
fatcat:hvmyriqb6bdbbhgh2doec3f25m