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K. E. Dibley

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The wheat multi-pathogen resistance gene, Lr67res, confers a novel gain-of-function phenotype involving anion fluxes

R. J. Milne, K. E. Dibley, J. Bose, A. Riaz, J. Zhang, W. H. Schnippenkoetter, A. R. Ashton, P. R. Ryan, S. D. Tyerman, E. Lagudah

The paper identifies a gain-of-function in the wheat Lr67res protein variant, associated with anion fluxes, which contributes to multi-pathogen resistance.

bioRxiv · Mar 22, 2022 · PreprintPlant Biology