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The role of epistasis in the manifestation of heterosis: a systems-oriented approach

Melchinger et al., 2007

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Melchinger A
Utz H
Piepho H
Zeng Z
Schon C
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Heterosis is widely used in breeding, but the genetic basis of this biological phenomenon has not been elucidated. We postulate that additive and dominance genetic effects as well as two-locus interactions estimated in classical QTL analyses are not sufficient for …
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