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In this study, dry lab work was conducted to explore and analyze biological data through bioinformatics tools and computational methods, rather than traditional wet lab techniques. This approach allows for an in-depth analysis of genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data to address research questions in plant breeding and plant-pathogen interactions.

Using bioinformatics, extensive datasets were processed and analyzed, enabling the identification of genes and molecular pathways related to pathogen resistance in plants. Key methodologies included sequence alignment, phylogenetic analysis, genome-wide association studies (GWAS), and differential gene expression analysis, which provided insights into genetic variations and functional annotations relevant to pathogen resistance.

This bioinformatics-based dry lab approach not only reduces reliance on laboratory resources but also enables rapid hypothesis generation and validation through in silico simulations. The results offer a foundation for further experimental validation and application in breeding programs aimed at enhancing disease resistance in crops.

This description highlights the purpose, tools, and relevance of bioinformatics work in a thesis, focusing on the efficiencies and advantages it provides in plant breeding research.