Craig I Dent1,2, Lisa C Baus3, Sergio Tusso3

  • 1Department of Chromosome Biology, Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, Cologne, Germany.

概括

现代欧洲的土豆育种依赖于一个狭窄的基因基础,由野生亲属扩大. 这项研究使用血统和SNP数据追踪祖先的贡献和内向扩散,揭示了关键的祖先和抵抗基因.

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