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MANHATTAN — Several Kansas State University researchers were essential in helping scientists assemble a draft of a genetic blueprint of bread 1xbet online sports betting , also known as common 1xbet online sports betting . The food plant is grown on more than 531 million acres around the world and produces nearly 700 million tons of food each year.

The International 1xbet online sports betting Genome Sequencing Consortium, which also includes faculty at Kansas State University, recently published a chromosome-based draft sequence of 1xbet online sports betting 's genetic code, which is called a genome. "A chromosome-based draft sequence of the hexaploid bread 1xbet online sports betting genome" is one of four papers about the 1xbet online sports betting genome that appear in the journal Science.

The 1xbet online sports betting blueprint is an invaluable resource to plant science researchers and breeders, said Eduard 1xbet online sports betting , associate professor of plant pathology and a collaborator with the International 1xbet online sports betting Genome Sequencing Consortium.

"For the first time, they have at their disposal a set of tools enabling them to rapidly locate specific genes on individual 1xbet online sports betting chromosomes throughout the genome," Akhunov said. "This resource is invaluable for identifying those genes that control complex traits, such as yield, grain quality, disease, pest resistance and abiotic stress tolerance. They will be able to produce a new generation of 1xbet online sports betting varieties with higher yields and improved sustainability to meet the demands of a growing world population in a changing environment."

Although a draft, the 1xbet online sports betting provides new insight into the plant's structure, organization, evolution and genetic complexity.

"This is a very significant advancement for 1xbet online sports betting genetics and breeding community," Akhunov said. "The 1xbet online sports betting genome sequence provides a foundation for studying genetic variation and understanding how changes in the genetic code can impact important agronomic traits. In our lab we use this sequence to create a catalog of single base changes in DNA sequence of a worldwide sample of 1xbet online sports betting lines to get insights into the evolution and origin of 1xbet online sports betting genetic diversity."

1xbet online sports betting , Shichen Wang, a programmer and bioinformatics scientist in plant pathology, and Jesse Poland, assistant professor of plant pathology, collaborated with the International 1xbet online sports betting Genome Sequencing Consortium to order genes along the 1xbet online sports betting chromosomes.

Other Kansas State 1xbet online sports betting researchers in the department of plant pathology involved include Bikram Gill, 1xbet online sports betting distinguished professor and director of the 1xbet online games login and genomics focusing, andBernd Friebe, research professor. The 1xbet online sports betting Genetics Resource Center provided all of the genetic material that was used for isolating chromosomes for the chromosome-based sequence of the 1xbet online sports betting genome. Developing enough seed material needed for the project required growing genetic stocksin Kansas State university greenhouses and field plotssince 2008. This was done under the supervision of Duane Wilson, associate scientist, andSunish Sehgal, senior scientist.

A second paper in Science details the first reference sequence of chromosome 3B, the largest chromosome in common 1xbet online sports betting .

"The 1xbet online sports betting genome only has 21 chromosomes, but each chromosome is very big and therefore quite complicated," Akhunov said. "The largest chromosome, 3B, has nearly 800 million letters in its genetic code. This is nearly three times more information than is in the entire rice genome. So trying to sequence this chromosome — and this genome — end-to-end is an extremely complicated task."

In order to analyze the vast amount of genetic information, researchers used a technique called shotgun sequencing. This divided the 1xbet online sports betting genome into chromosomes and then split each chromosome into smaller segments. Chromosomal segments were analyzed by short gene sequences and overlapping sequences were stitched together with computer software.

The chromosome-based daft sequence the critical step before the full 1xbet online sports betting genome is sequenced, Akhunov said. The sequencing approach developed for the 3B chromosome can now be applied for sequencing the remaining chromosomes in 1xbet online sports betting . The consortium estimates the full genome sequence will be available in three years.

The research is funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

"1xbet online sports betting is a staple source of food for the majority of the world. As the global population continues to rapidly increase, we will need all the tools available to continue producing enough food for all people in light of a changing climate, diminishing land and water resources and changing diets and health expectations," said Sonny Ramaswamy, director of USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture and a former Kansas State University faculty member. "This work will give a boost to researchers looking to identify ways to increase 1xbet online sports betting yields."