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Transgenic rice plants that over-express the mannose-binding rice lectin have enhanced resistance to rice blast

2011-03-01

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Mannose-binding rice lectin (MRL), which is almost identical to the salt-induced protein SalT, binds to mannose and glucose residues. Expression of the MRL gene in response to infection with Magnaporthe oryzae, the rice blast fungus, was stronger in the incompatible interaction than in the compatible. Transgenic rice plants that constitutively over-expressed MRL strongly suppressed the growth of invasive hyphae of...

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0f463b11-482b-52d4-98c2-ad179f9c5e0f
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10.1007/s10327-010-0290-x
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