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Bioinformatics

Analyzing and Using Plant Diversity

Crop genomes are big and frequently quite diverse genetically!  The maize genome is about 2.3 billion base pairs in size, and there are well over 100 million variable regions and genes.  We actively develop software to analyze these genomes, in order to related diversity to function.
 
All of our software is open source, and we encourage people from around the world to collaborate on making these better tools.
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TASSEL: High Performance Trait Association for SNPs or Haplotypes
rTASSEL: Trait Association in R
BioKotlin: Bioinformatics Library for Kotlin
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BGH: Breeder Genomics Hub
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PHG: Pangenome Haplotype Graph
rPHG2: Interface for the PHG in R
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GAPIT: Advanced GWAS Model Selection
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TASSEL-GBS: Genotyping by Sequencing
BrAPI: Standardized web APIs for plant breeding data

Contact Us

Tel: 607-255-1809           

Email: sara.miller@cornell.edu

Address

175 Biotechnology Bldg  

Ithaca, NY 14853-2703  

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