Investigating the molecular basis of AVR9 recognition by tomato leucine-rich repeat receptor proteins

Investigating the molecular basis of AVR9 recognition by tomato leucine-rich repeat receptor proteins Background Testing AVR9-induced PTI responses by transient expression of HABS candidates. Testing binding of AVR9 to Cf9 and other LRR-RP candidates. Generating CRISPR mutants for HABS candidates. Deciphering the role of HABS and/or LRR-RP candidates in resistance to Cladosporium fulvum.

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Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1094/3104995-p-051.pdf
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Plant Molecular Biology Research
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Investigating the molecular basis of AVR9 recognition by tomato leucine-rich repeat receptor proteins

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Investigating the molecular basis of AVR9 recognition by tomato leucine-rich repeat receptor proteins

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Investigating the molecular basis of AVR9 recognition by tomato leucine-rich repeat receptor proteins Background Testing AVR9-induced PTI responses by transient expression of HABS candidates. Testing binding of AVR9 to Cf9 and other LRR-RP candidates. Generating CRISPR mutants for HABS candidates. Deciphering the role of HABS and/or LRR-RP candidates in resistance to Cladosporium fulvum.

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