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Nonhost resistance: Reactive oxygen species (ROS) signal causes DNA damage prior to the induction of PR genes and disease resistance in pea tissue

2017-04-01

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The defense gene activations that provide non-host disease resistance in plants are signaled by various elicitors. A number of the fungal-derived signal such as chitosan and DNase are uniquely able to promote transcription through direct effects on the DNA of pea chromatin at sites of defense gene transcription. Other biological signals are contained within the reactive oxygen species (ROS) and make substantial ch...

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Literature Corpus work: 843119fc-685e-5936-aa81-ee11f6456640
DOI: 10.1016/j.pmpp.2017.01.007

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