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Analysis of Cochliobolus carbonum races by PCR amplification with arbitrary and gene-specific primers

1993-04-01

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The pathogenic races of Cochliobolus carbonum cause necrotic lesions of characteristic sizes and shapes on maize leaves. To distinguish the races at the molecular level, isolates of C. carbonum races as well as other related species were analyzed by PCR (polymerase chain reaction) amplification of genomic DNA using either arbitrary oligonucleotide primers or primers with homology to sequences within the Tox2 locus...

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Literature Corpus work: 873254c4-8808-500c-80f6-54b353d57189
DOI: 10.1094/phyto-83-366

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