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Disentangling cause and consequence: Genetic dissection of the <i>DANGEROUS MIX2</i> risk locus, and activation of the DM2h NLR in autoimmunity

2020-11-02

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Nucleotide-binding domain–leucine-rich repeat-type immune receptors (NLRs) protect plants against pathogenic microbes through intracellular detection of effector proteins. However, this comes at a cost, as NLRs can also induce detrimental autoimmunity in genetic interactions with foreign alleles. This may occur when independently evolved genomes are combined in inter- or intraspecific crosses, or when foreign alle...

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b4dc392a-77cb-5a85-b092-032907b3c789
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10.1101/2020.11.01.363895
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