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Requirement of host signaling mechanisms for the action of Ptr ToxA in wheat

2004-03-01

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Ptr ToxA, the host-selective toxin produced by Pyrenophora tritici-repentis, is genetically associated with the development of tan spot disease of wheat. The toxin was shown previously to cause a programmed cell death in the host that requires de novo mRNA and protein synthesis. In the present study, inhibitors of plant signaling mechanisms protected wheat leaves from toxin action, as determined by electrolyte lea...

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10.1023/b:ejpp.0000019789.49449.a5
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