Tae-ho Kim
Researcher
Rive Cropping Technology
National Institute of Agricultural Science, Korea
Korea
Biography
Tae-Ho Kim has studied mainly the analysis of useful genes isolation and their functions for the molecular breeding in crops. His focuses are genes such as disease resistance, developmental physiology in rice and Perilla. Recently, as an advance of big data he works in the field of comparative and de novo genomics to find variable locus (or genes, SNPs et al) and to analyze the structure of genome using NGS technology and bioinformatics. Tae-Ho Kim has studied mainly the analysis of useful genes isolation and their functions for the molecular breeding in crops. His focuses are genes such as disease resistance, developmental physiology in rice and Perilla. Recently, as an advance of big data he works in the field of comparative and de novo genomics to find variable locus (or genes, SNPs et al) and to analyze the structure of genome using NGS technology and bioinformatics.
Research Interest
Disease resistance, developmental physiology in rice and Perilla
