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A traditional search for a gene responsible for a particular characteristic requires using plants that have been phenotyped, or identified by characteristics.

D Mag - News 2010

They are then crossed with others, and the offspring are phenotyped.

D Mag - News 2010

Plants are phenotyped continuously with the so-called moving field concept enhancing the statistical power of the greenhouse trials.

WN.com - Articles related to Virus Ravages Cassava Plants in Africa 2010

Plants are phenotyped continuously with the so-called moving field concept enhancing the statistical power of the greenhouse trials.

WN.com - Articles related to Virus Ravages Cassava Plants in Africa 2010

Genome-wide association mapping is a faster process because fewer plants - usually in the hundreds - need to be grown and phenotyped.

D Mag - News 2010

Cells producing interferon (IFN) - gamma or interleukin-2 (IL-2) were enumerated by ELISPOT and phenotyped by flow cytometry.

BioMed Central - Latest articles Julia Pohling 2010

These considerations argue for caution in efforts to resequence around genome-wide associations and argue instead that genome-wide sequencing in carefully phenotyped cohorts might be a better use of resources.

PLoS Biology: New Articles Samuel P. Dickson et al. 2010

Given this development, the availability of thoroughly phenotyped patient and control samples is becoming even more important.

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles 2009

A total of 508 F2 offspring of a HABxLAB F1 intercross progeny were phenotyped and genotyped at these two loci based on DNA isolated from tail tips as described recently

PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles 2009

Population Resources: Critical to success is the collection of sufficient numbers of rigorously phenotyped cases and matched control groups or family trios to have sufficient power to detect disease genes conferring modest risk.

GEN News Highlights 2009