MASCAS: Molecular marker-asisted selection in Cassava Breeding

MASCAS: Molecular marker-assisted selection in Cassava Breeding
Cassava is a crop that has largely been left behind by scientific plant breeding partly due to its status as an orphan crop with limited resources for research and development, its highly heterozygous nature, and its long reproductive cycle. Tools of genomics particularly molecular markers permit an immediate increase of efficiency in cassava breeding.
Protocols for Marker Assisted Selection in Cassava	Methods and Protocols for Marker Assisted Selection.
Molecular Tools	Distinct Software Tools used in MasCas
Genetic Stock for Gene Mapping	Genetic Stock for Gene Mapping
Partners	Who is participating in this project?
News	News for those participating in the project. Project progress
Images	Images about this project?
Cassava Links	Links to sites related to cassava genomics, breeding and genetics.
This project is funded by: Rockefeller Foundation;Generation Challenge Program(GCP);CIAT; FAO Project leader Dr.Martin Fregene Site maintained by Ing.Fernando Rojas. Last update: January 11th, 2005. About... \| Protocols\| Mol.Tools \| Gene Mapping \| Partners \| News \| LINKS..