Titlebook: Cell to Cell Signals in Plant, Animal and Microbial Symbiosis; Silvano Scannerini,David Smith,Vivienne Gianinazzi Conference proceedings 1

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Early Recognition Signals in the ,White Clover Symbiosishosts infected by the bacterium. We are studying surface and extracellular molecules of . which interact with white clover root hairs as a model of cell-cell communication in this plant-bacterial interaction.

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Molecular Signals in Plant Cell Recognitionion our current understanding of the nature of some molecular signals and their receptors involved in recognition of ‘self’ and ‘non-self’ will be considered in the context of recognition between higher plants and parasitic microorganisms. Particular attention will be devoted to the application of newer molecular technologies.

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Lorenzo Bini Smaghi,Daniel Grosion is extended, particularly into tropical regions. If one considers that strains of a particular fungal species may differ in the way they interact with a host species (Kropp et al., 1987) and the number of hybrids and cultivars of host species in existence, then the number of possible ectomycorrhizal types is enormous.

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Remembering Experience, Interpreting Memorym the plant to the bacterium and vice versa are involved. The molecular mechanism of most of the steps in this process are still unknown, but recent results provide some insight into the first signals necessary for nodulation.

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Organizational Innovation in Public Services many of the characteristics of a functional unit. It thus offers an excellent possibility to study mechanisms of coordination between partners of different genome types which result from a network of signal exchanges between ciliate and algae.