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Cryobiology of Vegetative Tissues | Cryobiology of Cells
Seed Quality and Biophysics | Population Genetics


Population genetics and genomics

Lab Mission pictures of DNA markers AFLP fingerprint of native North American hops Microsatellite sequence of beet
  Develop methods to assemble genetically representative ex situ collections and evaluate risks of genetic erosion during genebanking.
  Staff
Christopher Richards Principal Investigator
Pat Reeves Molecular evolution, phylogenetics
Ann Reilley High-throughput genotyping, population genetics

 

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Publication Highlights

Volk, G.M., C.M. Richards, A.A. Reilley, A.D. Henk, P.L. Forsline, and H.S. Aldwinckle. 2005. Ex situ conservation of vegetatively-propagated species: Development of a seed-based core collection for Malus sieversii. Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science 130: (in press). March issue.

Richards, C.M., M. Brownson, S. Mitchell, S. Kresovich, and L. Panella. 2004. Length polymorphisms of simple sequence repeats in Beta vulgaris. Molecular Ecology Notes. 4:243-245.

Reeves, P. A., P. H. Friedman, and C. M. Richards. 2004. WolfPAC: a distributed computing environment for phylogenetic analysis. Applied Bioinformatics (in press).

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