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Defining the function of Arabidopsis candidate genes in the regulation of barley seed germination

Funder: UK Research and InnovationProject code: BB/F006934/1
Funded under: BBSRC Funder Contribution: 505,042 GBP
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Defining the function of Arabidopsis candidate genes in the regulation of barley seed germination

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This project will define the function of key candidate genes in barley germination and malting quality by transferring information from genetic studies in Arabidopsis. Using the multidisciplinary team assembled here, for the first time we will be able to answer specific questions about the comparative biology of germination, the function of key regulatory pathways, and the influence of these components on malting characteristics and brewing functionality. The project will provide new genetic resources for germination studies and present a framework for the successful transfer of information from Arabidopsis to cereals.

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