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GUS transformation of the maize fungal endophyte Fusarium moniliforme.

1999-02-01

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Visual markers detectable by histochemical staining have been developed for analysing the time course and tissue specificity of maize infections by Fusarium moniliforme. Three F. moniliforme strains, RRC 374, MRC 826 and RRC PAT, were transformed with a plasmid, pHPG, containing the gusA reporter gene which codes for -glucuronidase (GUS) and the hph gene for hygromycin resistance as the selectable marker. Introduc...

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b8c4313f-8c36-574d-a1eb-4a80340d3fee
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10.1017/s0953756298006911
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