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Title: GENES RESPONDING TO HESSIAN FLY LARVAL FEEDING

Authors
item Williams, Christie
item Collier, Chad

Submitted to: Plant and Animal Genome
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: January 1, 2001
Publication Date: N/A

Technical Abstract: Incompatible interactions between wheat and the Hessian fly are triggered by recognition of specific fly genotypes and result in the induction of plant resistance mechanisms leading to larval death. Compatible interactions result in dramatic visible and physiological changes whereby the plant provides an ideal environment for larval growth and development. Both interaction types are characterized by systemic up and down regulation of specific genes. Response time for certain genes appears rapid and in concert with other genes. Some of these genes share sequence homology with defense-related genes from other organisms, whereas others have little in common with other database sequences. Sequence similarity and expression profiles will be discussed.

   
 
 
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