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Characterization of introgression from the teosinte
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Abstract
backgroundThe spread of maize cultivation to the highlands of central Mexico was accompanied by substantial introgression from the endemic wild teosinte
methodsWe used whole-genome sequence data to map regions of
resultsIntrogression regions ranged in size from several hundred base pairs to Megabase-scale events. Gene density within introgression regions was comparable to the genome as a whole, and over 1,000 annotated genes were located within introgression events. Quantitative Trait Locus mapping identified a small number of loci linked to traits characteristic of Mexican highland maize. DISCUSSION: Although there was no strong evidence to associate quantitative trait loci with regions of introgression, we nonetheless identified many Mexican highland alleles of introgressed origin that carry potentially functional sequence variants. The impact of introgression on stress tolerance and yield in the highland environment remains to be fully characterized.
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