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Differential expression of defense/stress-related marker proteins in leaves of a unique rice blast lesion mimic mutant (blm).

Journal of proteome research - 1 Oct 2006

Jung Young-Ho, Rakwal Randeep, Agrawal Ganesh Kumar, Shibato Junko, Kim Jung-A, Lee Mi Ok, Choi Pil-Kyu, Jung Seung-Hee, Kim So Hee, Koh Hee-Jong, Yonekura Masami, Iwahashi Hitoshi, Jwa Nam-Soo

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We analyzed a unique rice (Oryza sativa L.) blast lesion mimic (blm) mutant for differentially expressed proteins in leaves of one- and two-week-old seedlings manifesting the lesion mimic phenotype. Gel-based one- and two-dimensional electrophoresis (1- and 2-DGE) was performed using leaves (blm and wild-type, WT) before (stage 1, S1) and after (stage 2, S2) lesion formation. 1-DGE immunoblotting revealed potent...

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PMID: 17022630
DOI: 10.1021/pr060092c

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