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The U-Box Protein CMPG1 Is Required for Efficient Activation of Defense Mechanisms Triggered by Multiple Resistance Genes in Tobacco and Tomato
Plant Cell González-Lamothe et al. 18: 1067

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Correlation Between Tomato Cmpg1 mRNA Levels and Defense Responses in Tomato “Hairpin” Lines. Cf9 tomato plants were transformed with pHellsgate containing a tomato Cmpg1 “hairpin” and 3 lines were selected for further analysis. (A) Cf9 untransformed and 3 transgenic lines were infiltrated with IF(+Avr9) for HR production. Pictures were taken 3 days after infiltration. (B) The same tomato lines as in (A) were infiltrated with IF(+Avr9) and leaf disks were harvested 30 minutes after infiltration for Cmpg1 mRNA amplification (left panel), or 24 hours after infiltration for PR5 mRNA amplification (right panel). Correlation was observed among HR production, Cmpg1 mRNA levels and PR5 mRNA levels. Complete C. fulvum infection was only observed in the line with the lowest Cmpg1 mRNA induction (line E).

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