Paternal Dominance of Trans-eQTL Influences Gene Expression Patterns in Maize Hybrids
Ruth A. Swanson-Wagner(University of Minnesota), Patrick S. Schnable(Iowa State University), Yi Jia(Qingdao University), Tim Bancroft, Dan Nettleton, Xuefeng Zhao(Iowa State University), Rhonda DeCook(Statistical Service), Tieming Ji(Iowa State University)
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