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Proyecto

Dormancy in sweet cherry: overlapping the small RNA and methylation networks to design new breeding techniques in prunus

Rubro
Dependencia La Platina - Santiago
Versiones Anteriores 01-02-2021 01-04-2020 01-04-2020
Duración Desde 01-02-2021 Hasta 31-03-2024
Encargado (a) Humberto Godofr Prieto Encalada

Objetivo General

To determine the key small RNA molecules leading to major DNA methylation events taking place during flower bud dormancy in the sweet cherry genome and evaluate them as methylation inducers.

Objetivos Específicos

  • To establish a complete set of small RNAs up- and down-regulated during flower bud dormancy.
  • To determine methylation patterns in candidate small RNA-targeted DNA regions.
  • To develop a proof-of concept for sRNA dormancy-associated induced methylation.

Palabras Clave

dormancia requerimiento de frío RNAi metiloma

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