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Dynamic characteristics and Functional Analysis Provide new insights into the role of <i>GauERF105</i> in resistance against Verticillium wilt in Cotton

2022-01-02

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Verticillium wilt is the most devastating disease of cotton and it results in huge yield losses every year in the fields. The underlying mechanisms of VW in cotton are not well explored yet. In the current approach we used the transcriptome data from G. australe in response to Verticillium wilt attack to mine the ERF TFs and prove their potential role in resistance against VW attack in cotton. We identified 23 ER...

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0501c441-c659-56c9-863b-54e4700dc94b
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10.1101/2021.12.30.474616
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