Delivery and perception of pathogen signals in plants /
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| Language: | English |
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St. Paul, Minnesota :
American Phytopathological Society,
[2001]
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Table of Contents:
- Perception of pathogen signals to initiate active defense
- Delivery of pathogen signals: historical approach
- Adhesion of fungal spores and effects on plant cells
- Bacterial Avr proteins: secreted agents of parasitism and elicitors of plant defense
- Rice receptors for chitin and glucan elicitors
- Understanding pectate lyase C at the atomic level
- A new type of host-selective toxin, a protein from Alternaria brassiciola
- Chlorosis-inducing phytotoxins
- Molecular genetics of host-specific toxin biosynthesis in Alternaria alternata
- Victorin, apoptosis and the mitochondrion
- Suppressors of defense
- Signaling pathways for TMV
- Genetic relationships specifying bacterial disease resistance in Xanthomonas
- Signaling in rice disease resistance
- Mi-1, a dual function disease resistance gene in tomato
- Pathogen recognition and signal transduction mediated by the product of the Pto disease resistance gene
- Regulation of nuclear gene expression in relations to signal molecules
- Molecular interactions between the rice blast resistance gene Pi-ta and its corresponding avirulence gene
- The oxidative burst in plants
- Perception of the syringolide elicitors by soybean cells
- Citrus responses to a pathogenicity factor
- Effectors of bacterial virulence and mediators of disease resistance responses
- Apoptotic response in defense of oats to infections and elicitors
- Trafficking of pathogenicity-related gene products from xanthomonas citri into plant cell
- Trafficking of plant defense response compounds
- Biotechnology as an approach to improving disease resistance in plants.