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[NBS-ARC domain variability of Rx1 homologues of cultivated potato and related wild species].

Molekuliarnaia biologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Boris K V, Ryzhova N N, Kochieva E Z

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In the present work NBS-ARC domain sequences of Rx1 homologues of ten accessions of cultivated and wild potato species which differ in susceptibility to potato virus X were obtained and studied. Within the NBS-ARC domain different indels and nucleotide/amino acid substitutions, including substitutions in the conservative motives of the domain were detected. There were no direct associations between the mutational...

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