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Dare to Share
Join us to make innovation work!
Dare to Share?
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Share KeyGene’s Technology Platforms |
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Share KeyGene’s Expertise |
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SNP discovery technologies (CRoPS®)
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SNP mutation technologies (KeyPoint™)
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Whole genome sequencing and profiling
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BioInformatics
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Sequenced based breeding
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Challenges |
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Novel DNA technologies for genetic variation
analysis
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Phenotyping technologies and approaches
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Insect and broad fungal resistance
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Abiotic stress
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Meiotic recombination
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Plant reproduction
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- Are you an
innovative thinker?
- Do you use
your knowledge and expertise
to solve important plant breeding questions?
- Does your
company want to accelerate its trait programs?
The “Dare to Share
program” combines the expertise and innovative strength of your
company with KeyGene’s vast experience in an open research
environment.
The “Dare to Share program” gives you the opportunity to let
creativity and expertise work together to develop new traits and
applications and earn support to accelerate the innovation
process.
This open innovation initiative makes it possible for research
groups to share common research programs with KeyGene.
Who can participate?
Any company, institute or university group that can help advance
KeyGene’s research, can participate.
KeyGene is interested in discussing:
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contributions to your ideas or research programs
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co-development innovative breeding applications
and novel traits.
Do you Dare to Share?
Please contact:
An Michiels
CEO
Keygene Inc.
an.michiels@keygene-inc.com
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TESTIMONIAL |
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Keygene, Inc. and the Agricultural
Research Service of the United States
Department of Agriculture (USDA/ARS)
signed a long term agreement to
collaborate on the characterization of
pepper germplasm with enhanced flavor,
as part of KeyGene’s Dare to Share
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“Our
collaboration with KeyGene brings
together complementary disciplines to
address complex research problems
related to pepper fruit quality”
Dr. John Stommel Principle Investigator
United States Department of Agriculture,
Agricultural Research Service (USDA/ARS) |
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