Allele Mining

This workshop discusses various aspects of genetic diversity among organisms; techniques to assay for it, methods of analysis, and how to use it to understand population structure, domestication history, and connections between genotype and phenotype.
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2013
Time: 1:30 PM-3:40 PM
Room: Golden Ballroom
Organizer:
Angela M. Baldo
1:30 PM
W007
Genotyping by Sequencing Applications: Outcrossing Species and Diversity Studies
Katie Hyma, Cornell University; Charlotte Acharya, Institute for Genomic Diversity, Cornell University; Qi Sun, Cornell University; Sharon E. Mitchell, Cornell University

1:56 PM
W008
Potential Use Of Apple Crop Wild Relatives In Breeding Programs
Gayle Volk, USDA-ARS-NCGRP

2:22 PM
W009
Mining Alleles In Wild Tomato Species
Susan R. Strickler, Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research

2:48 PM
W010
Development Of Population Genomics Data For The Protist Theileria parva, An Intracellular Pathogen Of Cattle
Joana C. Silva, Institute for Genome Sciences, Univ Maryland; Joshua Orvis, Institute for Genome Sciences, Univ Maryland; Jonathan Crabtree, Institute for Genome Sciences, Univ Maryland; Roger Pelle, International Livestock Research Institute; Elias Awino, International Livestock Research Institute; Ankit Maroo, Institute for Genome Sciences, Univ Maryland; Claudia A. Daubenberger, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute; Richard P. Bishop, International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)

3:14 PM
W011
If Allele Mining Gets Difficult, Try Genomic Selection
Jean-Luc Jannink, USDA ARS

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