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Genetic variation in yield-related genes: An in silico structural study of traditional Philippine rice varieties
Rice yield is a complex trait influenced by naturally occurring genetic variation that may alter the structure and function of proteins involved in growth, development, and stress responses. This study investigated the structural and functional consequences of missense variants within 27 prioritized
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