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GrainGenes Reference Report: PRT-21-390

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Reference
PRT-21-390
Title
Differential expression of disease resistance in rice lesion-mimic mutants
Journal
Plant Cell Reports
Year
2002
Volume
21
Pages
390-396
Author
Mizobuchi R
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Abstract
Summary: Lesion-mimic mutants are useful for investigating mechanisms of disease resistance. We have characterized five lesion-mimic mutants of rice (Oryza sativa L.): spotted leaf 5-2 (spl5-2), Spl12, spl13, spl14, and Spl15, that have broad-spectrum resistance to the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe grisea and the bacterial blight pathogen Xanthomonas campestris pv. oryzae. Autofluorescence, a sign of disease resistance response, was detected in leaf-sheath cells of the spl mutants in the absence of pathogens. In addition, three pathogenesis-related genes, PBZ1, PR1, and Cht3, were expressed in spl5-2, Spl12, and Spl15 after the appearance of lesion-mimicry. In contrast, expression of these genes in spl13 and spl14 started before lesion formation. Interestingly, in spl13 and spl14, enhanced resistance to rice blast and bacterial blight was also induced before the appearance of lesion-mimicry. These results demonstrate that disease resistance is differently expressed in the spl mutants
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absence
bacterial
bacterial blight
bacterial blight pathogen
bacterial-blight
blast
blast fungus
blight
broad-spectrum resistance
campestris
cell
chitinase
differential expression
disease
disease resistance
disease resistance response
enhanced resistance
food crops
fungus
gene
gene expression
histopathology
hosts of plant diseases
leaf sheath
lesion mimic mutants
lesion-mimic
magnaporthe grisea
messenger rna
mutant
nucleotide sequence
oryza
oryza sativa
pathogen
pathogenesis-related
pathogenesis-related genes
plant composition
plant development
plant diseases
plant pathogenic bacteria
plant pathogenic fungi
plant proteins
resistance
rice
rice blast
rice blast fungus
xanthomonas
xanthomonas campestris pv

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