Titlebook: Mechanisms of Resistance to Plant Diseases; A. J. Slusarenko,R. S. S. Fraser (Honorary Visitin Book 2000 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2000 F

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Structural Aspects of Defensesult of infection-induced resistance reactions. Preformed and induced resistance mechanisms can be structural or chemical in nature. Clearly, the resistance of many plants to attack by potentially pathogenic micro-organisms is due to preformed structural properties such as an inappropriate surface h

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Induced and Preformed Antimicrobial Proteinssed on homology at the level of the amino acid sequence and/or three-dimensional folding pattern, these antimicrobial proteins (AMPs) can be classified into over 18 distinct protein families. Some information is emerging on how these proteins interfere with the growth of microorganisms, fungi in par

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Special aspects of Resistance to Virusesganisation and expression, which are reflected in the diversity of interactions with the host and the number of types of resistance mechanisms that plants have evolved to combat them, or that man has invented. Resistance may operate at a number of points in the virus infection and replication cycle.

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Systemic Induced Resistanceh a pathogen. Induced resistance can be localized as well as systemic, and can be induced by limited pathogen infection, avirulent pathogens, certain non-pathogenic bacteria, and certain chemicals. Systemic induced resistance has been particularly well studied in tobacco, cucumber and . Under the in

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Transgenic Approaches to Control Epidemic Spread of Diseasese losses due pathogen infections. Traditional approaches to control epidemic spread of diseases are no longer sufficient and hence the development of pathogen resistance traits has become an important target in plant biotechnology. Using molecular techniques various natural disease resistance genes

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