Hungary: What is the lens looking for in a supercomputer?

Published 2021년 8월 12일

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Researchers at the Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology Center of the University of Debrecen are using a supercomputer to sequence the genome of the winter-hardy lentil. The DENOLEN project, which involves analyzing the genetic information of the lens at each developmental stage, has been included in the top ten most interesting projects by the Government Informatics Development Agency and the HPC Competence Center. The team has identified 118,197 genes from mRNA sequencing. Data analysis will be complemented by future field studies by the DE Agricultural Research Institutes and Economy (AKIT).

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The entire genome structure of the lens is explored with a supercomputer by researchers at the Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology Center of the University of Debrecen. Research to produce new varieties has been included in the top ten most interesting projects of the Government Informatics Development Agency and the HPC Competence Center. In Hungary, supercomputers have been used by 26 institutions in more than 70 fields of science and in 400 projects so far. Of the more than 100 currently active supercomputer projects, two researches from the University of Debrecen have been included in the HPC Competence Center's first annual publication of HPC ECHO, including the Agricultural Genomics and Biotechnology Center researchers' project, the DENOLEN project. " "In our research, we sequenced the inheritance (DNA) of a winter-hardy lentil. In the research, the genetic information of the lens makes it possible to carry out plant breeding work assisted by molecular genetic ...

Source: Agroinform