[Ryoichi Yano] Integrated omics analysis on the molecular networks regulating fruit sweeteness in the agricultural field

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Ryoichi Yano

National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
Advanced Analysis Center
Principal Researcher/
University of Tsukuba
Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences
Assistant Professor

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Sweetness is an important agricultural trait in many fruit crops because it influences the economic value in the commercial market. This study is aimed at to understand inter-organ molecular networks that regulate fruit sweetness using muskmelon as a model. Spatio-temporal omics datasets are obtained in the agricultural field alongside fluctuating environmental information (temperature, soil water) and further integrated by bioinformatics approach to obtain scientific knowledge that is indispensable not only for future breeding of elite cultivars but also for development of intelligent cultivation system.

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