Nucleotide sequences involved in plant disease resistance
CA 2451380 A1 · Owner: De Wit, Peter Jozef Gerard Marie · Inventors: Takken, Franciscus Lambertus Wilhelmus; De Wit, Peter Jozef Gerard Marie; Turk, Stefan Cornelis Hendrikus Jozef
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Method for the identification and isolation of expressed nucleic acid sequences that are associated with disease resistance of a plant against a plant pathogen, isolated nucleic acid molecules and variants and/or homologues thereof, constructs, plants and polypeptides encoded by said nucleotide sequences and the use of these sequences in the development of resistance in plants against pathogens.
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