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NRG1-mediated recognition of HopQ1 reveals a link between PAMP- and Effector-triggered Immunity

2018-04-01

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<h4>Summary</h4> Members of the hopQ1/XopQ family of effectors are conserved amongst pathogenic bacteria suggesting an important function in virulence. Therefore, the identification of R proteins recognising members of this family is potentially of high value to achieve broad-spectrum resistance in crops. Recent studies demonstrated that HopQ1/XopQ recognition is EDS1-dependant and is mediated by the TIR-NB-LRR p...

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5f9ae666-002f-5132-bd34-cbfe9628ec4a
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10.1101/293050
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