GBS based GWAS - Benagen

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Genome wide association study (GWAS) is a genome-wide statistical analysis method that exploits linkage disequilibrium by high-density single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) for genes affecting phenotypic traits. The GBS technique is widely used in the field of genome-wide association analysis because it is not limited by the reference genome and can be used for molecular marker identification and development in species without a reference genome. Therefore, this technique is widely used in the field of genome-wide association analysis.

The advantages of the GBS-based GWAS

(1) Analysis can be performed with or without the reference genome, regardless of the reference genome;
(2) Analysis can be performed with or without the reference genome, regardless of the reference genome;
(3) Easy operation and short cycle times;
(4) Cost reduction, especially suitable for studies with large numbers of samples.

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