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A high-throughput screening system for barley/powdery mildew interactions based on automated analysis of light micrographs.

BMC plant biology - 23 Jan 2008

Ihlow Alexander, Schweizer Patrick, Seiffert Udo

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BACKGROUND: To find candidate genes that potentially influence the susceptibility or resistance of crop plants to powdery mildew fungi, an assay system based on transient-induced gene silencing (TIGS) as well as transient over-expression in single epidermal cells of barley has been developed. However, this system relies on quantitative microscopic analysis of the barley/powdery mildew interaction and will only...

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PMID: 18215267
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2229-8-6
PMCID: PMC2262080

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