ArticleBMC genomics2026
Korean Soybean Nested Association Mapping (K-SoyNAM) population: genetic linkage map, genetic mapping, and genotype imputation.
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backgroundThe nested association mapping (NAM) population, first developed in maize, have been widely adopted across diverse crop species including barley, sorghum, rice, and soybean. These populations enable high-resolution mapping of complex traits and have been extensively utilized worldwide to dissect the genetic architecture of agronomically important traits such as yield, disease resistance, and seed composition.
resultsThe parents were selected from a Korean soybean collection widely used in the Korean soybean breeding program, along with a soybean reference genotype. The K-SoyNAM population was initially developed using 27 donor parents crossed with 'Daepung', generating 2,831 F
conclusionsThe genotypic datasets for the RILs and parents are publicly available and are expected to be helpful in dissecting the genetic architecture and mapping QTLs controlling important complex traits in soybean.
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