10th Edition of Global Conference on
Plant genome annotation is the process of identifying and labeling the functional elements within a plant's genome, including genes, regulatory sequences, and non-coding regions. This task is essential for understanding the genetic basis of traits and biological functions. Advanced bioinformatics tools are utilized to predict gene locations, functions, and interactions based on sequence homology and experimental data. Accurate genome annotation provides insights into evolutionary relationships, metabolic pathways, and gene expression patterns. Furthermore, it serves as a foundation for plant breeding programs and genetic engineering, facilitating the development of crops with improved traits and resilience to environmental stressors.