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Altıntepe which is in Üzümlü town, is located at 12th km between Erzincan and Erzurumhighway. As being dominate structure to champaign Altıntepe, has 60m highness, is a volcanichill. Before, in this field digging works were made between 1959-1968 by Prof Dr. TahsinÖZGÜÇ and a castle was found which belongs to Urartian period.
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Whole genome identification and expression analysis of <i>ARM</i> gene family in wheat. [PDF]
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Urartu developed from a series of small chiefdoms spread out on the Armenian Plateau, and had its capital established by Sarduri I on the Eastern shores of Lake Van during the mid 9th century BCE. From what today is the modern city of Van, the royal dynasty created by Sarduri ruled until the first half of the 6th century BCE.
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Genome-wide identification of the NRAMP gene family in wheat and its ancestral species, and preliminary functional study of <i>TaNRAMP005</i> and <i>TaNRAMP006</i> under cadmium stress. [PDF]
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Urartu Krallığı`nın sınırları sorunu [PDF]
Basin on Lake Van, Urartian Kingdom made several military attacks and invasions to different regions since its foundation. Most of the invasions written on the inscriptions were for pillage. Despite the fact that borders of Urartian Kingdom is described by many scholars as the regions where the furthest inscriptions located, those inscriptions located ...
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The Role of <i>TuACO</i> Gene Family in Response to Biotic and Abiotic Stresses in <i>Triticum urartu</i>. [PDF]
Li M +7 more
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The weaving activities that started with the Neolithic Age in Anatolia continued until the Urartians. However, there is not a lot of data about `Weaving in Urartu`. Urartutians used raw materials like wool, linen and silk for fabric. They also benefited from raw materials such as bronze, bone, terracotta and wood for making weaving tools.In Urartians ...
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Aneuploidy confers environmentally robust higher evolvability than euploidy in a synthetic allotetraploid wheat. [PDF]
Wang H +7 more
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