Xinjiang Agricultural Sciences ›› 2019, Vol. 56 ›› Issue (2): 197-206.DOI: 10.6048/j.issn.1001-4330.2019.02.001
TANG Ya-ping1, LI Ning1, WANG Juan1, WANG Bai-ke1, YANG Sheng-bao1, GUO Bin2, YANG Tao1, GUO Chun-miao1, MA Kai1, LIU Jun3, WANG Huan4, YU Qing-hui1
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2018-12-06
Online:
2019-02-20
Published:
2019-05-22
Correspondence author:
WANG Huan (1983-), female, native place: Beijing, Researcher, Ph. D., research field: Bioinformatics, (E-mail) wanghuan@caas.cnSupported by:
唐亚萍1, 李宁1, 王娟1, 王柏柯1, 杨生保1, 郭斌2, 杨涛1, 郭春苗1, 马凯1, 刘君3, 王欢4, 余庆辉1
通讯作者:
王欢(1983-),女,北京人,研究员,博士,研究方向为生物信息学,(E-mail)wanghuan@caas.cn作者简介:
唐亚萍(1986-),女,助理研究员,硕士,研究方向为蔬菜遗传育种,(E-mail) tangyaping624@sina.com
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TANG Ya-ping, LI Ning, WANG Juan, WANG Bai-ke, YANG Sheng-bao, GUO Bin, YANG Tao, GUO Chun-miao, MA Kai, LIU Jun, WANG Huan, YU Qing-hui. Advances in Tomato Genome Research[J]. Xinjiang Agricultural Sciences, 2019, 56(2): 197-206.
唐亚萍, 李宁, 王娟, 王柏柯, 杨生保, 郭斌, 杨涛, 郭春苗, 马凯, 刘君, 王欢, 余庆辉. 番茄基因组研究进展[J]. 新疆农业科学, 2019, 56(2): 197-206.
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