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Arabidopsis mutants simulating disease resistance response.

Cell - 20 May 1994

Dietrich R A, Delaney T P, Uknes S J, Ward E R, Ryals J A, Dangl J L

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We describe six Arabidopsis mutants, defining at least four loci, that spontaneously form necrotic lesions on leaves. Lesions resemble those resulting from disease, but occur in the absence of pathogen. In five mutants, lesion formation correlates with expression of histochemical and molecular markers of plant disease resistance responses and with expression of genes activated during development of broad disease...

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PMID: 8187176
DOI: 10.1016/0092-8674(94)90218-6

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