José Marcelo Soriano Viana

The impact of epistasis on the genomic prediction of non-assessed and non-overlapping single crosses in multi-environment trials

This study evaluates how epistasis affects genomic prediction of untested single crosses in multi-environment trials, finding that epistasis significantly impacts prediction accuracy and coincidence index.

Characterization of popcorn temperate and tropical populations and GWAS for zeins and starch contents

The paper characterizes temperate and tropical popcorn populations and identifies candidate genes for zein and starch content, proposing new quantification methods for breeding programs.

A data-driven approach for enhancing forest productivity by accounting for indirect genetic effects

The paper develops a method to enhance forest productivity by analyzing indirect genetic effects in clonal composites of Eucalyptus hybrids.

Popcorn haploids identified by Navajo phenotype and ploidy level

The paper identifies haploids in popcorn using Navajo phenotype, seedling vigor, and ploidy level, finding that combining these methods reduces misclassification.

The impact of epistasis in the heterosis and combining ability analyses

This study assesses the impact of epistasis on heterosis and combining ability analyses under various genetic models and population structures.

Significance of linkage disequilibrium and epistasis on the genetic variances and covariance between relatives in non-inbred and inbred populations

This study investigates how linkage disequilibrium and epistasis affect genetic variances and covariances in inbred and non-inbred populations using simulated data.

Linkage disequilibrium and haplotype block patterns in popcorn populations

The paper analyzes linkage disequilibrium and haplotype block patterns in maize populations to understand LD decay and its implications for association studies and genomic selection.

Efficiency Of Genomic Prediction Of Non-Assessed Single Crosses

The paper evaluates genomic prediction efficiency for untested single crosses using simulated data, finding high accuracy and coincidence across varying heritability and genetic models.

Efficiency of genome-wide association study in random cross populations

The paper evaluates GWAS efficiency in different plant populations, finding that inbred lines panels offer the best QTL detection power and precision, especially for low and intermediate heritability traits.