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Molecular mechanisms involved in bacterial speck disease resistance of tomato

1998-09-29

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An important recent advance in the field of plant-microbe interactions has been the cloning of genes that confer resistance to specific viruses, bacteria, fungi or nematodes. Disease resistance (R) genes encode proteins with predicted structural motifs consistent with them having roles in signal recognition and transduction. The future challenge is to understand how R gene products specifically perceive defence-el...

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6b9ea362-690a-5353-98da-c941577105dc
DOI
10.1098/rstb.1998.0301
PMCID
PMC1692343
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