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SNARE-protein-mediated disease resistance at the plant cell wall.

Nature - 30 Oct 2003

Collins Nicholas C, Thordal-Christensen Hans, Lipka Volker, Bau Stephan, Kombrink Erich, Qiu Jin-Long, Hückelhoven Ralph, Stein Mónica, Freialdenhoven Andreas, Somerville Shauna C, Schulze-Lefert Paul

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Failure of pathogenic fungi to breach the plant cell wall constitutes a major component of immunity of non-host plant species--species outside the pathogen host range--and accounts for a proportion of aborted infection attempts on 'susceptible' host plants (basal resistance). Neither form of penetration resistance is understood at the molecular level. We developed a screen for penetration (pen) mutants of...

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PMID: 14586469
DOI: 10.1038/nature02076

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