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Hypersensitive response suppression by type III effectors of plant pathogenic bacteria

2006-06-01

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The suppressor activity of four representative avirulence (avr) genes from the Pseudomonas syringae group against elicitors of a general hypersensitive response (HR) was examined in tobacco leaves inoculated with double transformants of Pseudomonas fluorescens containing both a cosmid plasmid (pHIR11) carrying the hrp gene cluster and a plasmid carrying each avr gene. The double transformants Pf (pHIR11) containin...

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45d2a4a1-beb3-54b7-ace8-b7439d014bae
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10.1007/s10327-005-0268-2
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