SNP-chip Diversity
By Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra, , 0

Diverse data sets available on the maize 55K SNP chip.

  1. 21 populations of mexicana and parviglumis from Phyäjärvi et al. 2013
  2. 400 corn belt lines – inbreds and landraces from van Heerwaarden et al. 2012
  3. 94 highland and lowland landraces from Takuno et al. 2015
  4. 10 sympatric population pairs of maize landraces and mexicana from Hufford et al. 2013
  5. Inbreds, inbred landraces, and inbred teosinte from Hufford et al. 2012
  6. 46 landraces (~150 individuals) from Arteaga et al. 2016
  7. Inbred lines (founders and multiple generations) from the Iowa Stiff Stalk Synthetic from Gerke et al. 2015
  8. 282 inbred diversity panel from Cook et al. 2012
    • addtional data: kernel starch, protein, and oil
  9. MAGIC population from Dell’Acqua et al. 2015
  10. 508 diverse inbred lines (AM508, 473 regular and 35 high-oil lines) from Li et al. 2013
    • Note: not totally clear if 55K data available separately from larger RNA-seq SNP data
    • additional data:
  11. 274 inbreds including teosinte inbreds, NAM, other inbreds from Ganal et al. 2011
  12. 53 haploid inducer lines and >1400 total lines from previous papers from Hu et al 2016
  13. 2233 DH lines (and parents) from 24 biparental populations from Bauer et al. 2013 and Lehermeier

Data sets available on the 600K SNP chip

  1. 244 dent x flint hybrids with 55K and 600K SNPs – unclear where genotyping data are! from Millet et al. 2016
    • addtiional data: grain yield, yield components, male flowering in 29 experiments defined by a combination of year, site, and water regime
  2. 70 Dent and 66 Flint inbred lines, 38 European landraces (900 individuals), and 97 introgression lines from Unterseer et al. 2016
    • additional data: whole genome resequencing of 30 elite lines
    • additional data: male/female flowering time on introgression panel