Long view from a high plateau

Jeff Dangl ()
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Jeff Dangl: University of North Carolina

Nature, 1999, vol. 401, issue 6753, 543-544

Abstract: In the field of plant-pathogen interactions there have been three recent bursts of knowledge. The first was the isolation of the disease-resistance (R) genes; the second was the ability to isolate mutants in 'model' plants; and the third was identification of a conserved delivery system in plant and animal pathogens. Progress in all three areas was discussed at two recent meetings.

Date: 1999
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