Urartu

[oo-rahr-too]

noun

1. an ancient kingdom, c1270–750 b.c., in E Turkey, on the shore of Lake Van: often invaded by Assyria.

Example Sentences

Akhunov, E. D., Akhunova, A. R. & Dvorák, J. BAC libraries of Triticum urartu, Aegilops speltoides and Ae. tauschii, the diploid ancestors of polyploid wheat.

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The T. urartu genome assembly provides a valuable resource for studying genetic variation in wheat and related grasses, and promises to facilitate the discovery of genes that could be useful for wheat improvement.

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Furthermore, we used the software longranger-2.1.24 to align the linked reads to the scaffolds of T. urartu.

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Subsequently, the large_sv_call subprogram in longranger-2.1.24 was used to find connection information for scaffolds in the T. urartu genome.

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In total, 22,386 bins were anchored on the seven chromosomes of T. urartu.

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