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Behaviour of the disease resistance gene Asc in protoplasts of Lycopersicon esculentum mill

1993-10-01

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Action of Asc, a single dominant Mendelian gene controlling disease response at the whole plant level, was detected at the level of individual cells. Protoplasts, freshly isolated from resistant (Asc/Asc) and susceptible (asc/asc) tomato isolines, were differentially sensitive to AAL toxin as observed in planta. Protoplast mortality was toxin concentration dependent in both isolines and required the same 24-36 h t...

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Literature Corpus work: e903f750-8f24-59dc-a3e6-b8ecfabcecb5
DOI: 10.1006/pmpp.1993.1055

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