NSF Doles Out $3M Grant for Maize Diversity Study Using Arrays, Next-Gen Sequencing
April 26, 2011
NSF Doles Out $3M Grant for Maize Diversity Study Using Arrays, Next-Gen Sequencing
The researchers will use Illumina sequencing and Roche NimbleGen comparative genomic-hybridization arrays to study the functional significance of genetic variation identified in 26 lines of maize.
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