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Laccase isozymes: production by an opportunistic pathogen, a Fusarium proliferatum isolate from wheat

2001-11-01

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Laccases often are present in plant tissues colonized by fungal pathogens. Non-denaturing gel electrophoresis revealed laccase isozymes in extracts of wheat leaf sheaths infected by Fusarium proliferatum (Fp). No laccase isozymes were detected in extracts of healthy wheat. The four anionic isozymes (LacA-A to A-D) in the infected wheat extracts corresponded to those produced by the Fp isolate when cultured on low...

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35d2ff51-c4ab-5e2d-8bc3-6b4e8e701e24
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10.1006/pmpp.2001.0363
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