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Young genes to the front - a strategy for future resistance against powdery mildew?

2017-04-10

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Nonhost resistance of a plant against a microbial pathogen can be the result of a long-lasting coevolutionary optimization of resource allocation in both host and pathogen. Although this has been suggested for years, coevolutionary aspects leading to nonhost resistance in plants are not fully understood yet. Instead, most studies focus on limited subsets of genes which are differentially expressed in infected plan...

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Literature Corpus work: 0ea8709b-b5a8-5b23-a9bc-01ae8121b238
DOI: 10.1101/126045

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