marker-assisted selection in wheat - ictsd

440Marker-assisted selection – Current status and future perspectives in crops, livestock, forestry and fishGianola, D. (2). Economic impact of MASGianola, D. (6). Re: economic impact of MASGianola, D. (24). International collaborativeefforts - MASGopalakrishna, T. (72). MAS technologyKirti, P.B. (12). Re: indicators of utility of MASin plant breedingKoudandé, D. (68). Role of developing countriesin MASKrause, A. (75). Costs of alternative MAS - fish,animalsMakkar, H. (52). Gene-based technologies forimproving animal production and health indeveloping countriesMartinez, V. (63). Marker technologies aquaculture,some thoughts....Montaldo, H. (18). Re: MAS for livestock indeveloping countriesMota, A. (14). Crossing-over/false-positivemarkersMota, A. (36). When the marker is the geneMuchugi, A. (49). Applying MAS in indigenoustropical African tree speciesMuralidharan, E.M. (7). MAS and forestrycropsMuralidharan, E.M. (74). Costs of MASMurphy, D. (1). MAS for crop improvement indeveloping countriesNicol, D. (19). MAS in livestock- extension/traitsNotter, D. (25). Use of MAS and related technologiesin livestock improvementOlori, V. (21). Suitability of MAS for livestockimprovement in developing countriesOlori, V. (65). Participation of developing countriesin MAS developmentPriyadarshan, P.M. (11). Areas that need to bedebated - plant breedingPriyadarshan, P.M. (71). MAS, new crops anddeveloping countriesRakotonjanahary, X. (78). When MAS shouldbe used in a developing countryReddy, V.L.N. (62). Developing countries canuse information from developed countriesSaravanan, S. (31). Re: use of licensed genomictechnologySaravanan, S. (73). Active role in the developmentof MAS technologySarla, N. (80). MAI from wild species, otherissuesSeth, A. (26). Re: Use of MAS and related technologiesin livestock improvementSimons, T. (28). Utility of MAS in tropical treesfor small-holdersSingh, K. (41). Crops - IndiaSingh, K. (44). Marker-assisted backcrossingSingh, K. (61). Pedigree selection, plantsSokefun, O. (3). Re: MAS for crop improvementin developing countriesSokefun, O. (64). Fusion of soft and hardtechnologiesSridhar, R. (35). MAS approach yields diseaseresistant rice linesSridhar, R. (48). Re: successful use of MAS -cereal cropsSridhar, R. (54). Gene pyramiding - cropsSridhar, R. (76). MAS for developing nationsStorlie, E. (32). Corporate patents on particulargenesToro, M. (50). Pedigree - linkage disequilibriumToro, M. (67). Costs of genotypingToro, M. (79). Re: Costs of genotypingVarshney, R. (82). Re: MAS and bioinformaticsfor developing countriesWallwork, H. (59). Re: Experiences with MASso far - Netherlands, plantsWeller, J. (4). Re: Economic impact of MASWeller, J. (15). Re: Crossing-over/false-positivemarkersWeller, J. (30). Re: Use of licensed genomictechnologyWilliam, M. (70). Marker applications - wheat,maizeWilliams, K. (37). Successful use of MAS - cerealcropsWilliams, K. (51). Re: successful use of MAS -cereal crops