Eduard Akhunov

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University of Kansas

United States

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Professor Eduard Akhunov is a faculty member at Kansas State University, USA. His research primarily focuses on genetic advancements in wheat, including gene editing techniques, wheat improvement strategies, and the characterization of genetic polymorphisms. Recent articles authored by Professor Akhunov explore non-additive effects of gene editing on grain characteristics, as well as innovative approaches to enhance wheat's immunoreactivity and breeding efficiency.

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Jean‐Luc Jannink

UNITED STATES

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Alina Akhunova

Research Professor

University of Kansas

UNITED STATES

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Noah DeWitt

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Louisiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (11)

Correction: Non‑additive dosage‑dependent effects of TaGS3 gene editing on grain size and weight in wheat

Development and characterization of a wild emmer wheat backcross introgression population for hard winter wheat improvement

Non-additive dosage-dependent effects of TaGS3 gene editing on grain size and weight in wheat

CRISPR‐based editing of the ω‐ and γ‐gliadin gene clusters reduces wheat immunoreactivity without affecting grain protein quality

If it ain't broke, don't fix it: evaluating the effect of increased recombination on response to selection for wheat breeding

Multiplexed promoter and gene editing in wheat using a virus‐based guide RNA delivery system

Identification and characterization of a natural polymorphism in FT-A2 associated with increased number of grains per spike in wheat

Expanding the range of editable targets in the wheat genome using the variants of the Cas12a and Cas9 nucleases

Differential chromatin accessibility landscape reveals structural and functional features of the allopolyploid wheat chromosomes

Genomic Patterns of Introgression in Interspecific Populations Created by Crossing Wheat with Its Wild Relative

Dissection of Cell Death Induction by Wheat Stem Rust Resistance Protein Sr35 and Its Matching Effector AvrSr35

Collaborators (3)

Jean‐Luc Jannink

Alina Akhunova

Noah DeWitt

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