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Phenotypic resistance diversity underpinned by a diverse repertoire of candidate NLR loci and genotype-specific expression patterns

2020-10-25

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High levels of phenotypic variation in resistance appears to be nearly ubiquitous across natural host populations. Molecular processes associated with this variation in nature are still poorly known, although theory predicts resistance to evolve at specific loci driven by selection associated with the response to pathogen. Nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat (NLR) genes play an important role in pathogen recogn...

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10.22541/au.160362005.53807547/v1
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