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Pathogen-lnduced Phytophthora infes

Woloshuk et al.

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Woloshuk C
Meulenhoff J
Sela-Buurlage M
van den Elzen P
Cornelissen B

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A bioassay using Phytophthora infestam was developed to determine whether inhibitory proteins are induced in pathogen-inoculated plants. Using this bioassay, AP24, a 24- kilodalton protein causing lysis of sporangia and growth inhibition of P. infestam, was …
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