NCSB
NCSB

The U.S. Congress selected the University of Missouri to host the National Center for Soybean Biotechnology (NCSB) based on our record of interdisciplinary research on soybean genetics, genomic, and related sciences. The ultimate goal of the NCSB is to provide innovative molecular approaches that can be applied toward soybean improvement.

Mapping the Plant's Genetic Code could Yield Healthier and More Plentiful Food

A  Big Advance for the Little Soybean

While it probably won't get the attention that the human genome, cow genome or even the cat genome got, the identification of the 46,000+ genes in the soybean genome could be a big deal in a world hungry for more and better food, a cleaner environment and better products.

 

Soybean Structural Genomics
This project combines the strengths of researchers at Purdue University in Indiana, the Universities of Missouri-Columbia and Arizona, USDA- ARS/Iowa State University, and the National Center for Genome Resources in New Mexico.
Root Hair Biology
This NSF-funded project uses functional genomics to investigate the process of legume root hair infection by nitrogen-fixing rhizobia.
Bradyrhizobium japonicum functional genomics
Bradyrhizobium Microarray Initiative team is dedicated towards sharing and dissemination of public information on all aspects of Bradyrhizobium genomics. 
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