two papers of interest to the gramene database

[Junjian Ni]

Dear Matthew,

Just let you know we have added your two papers into Gramene. Please check
the following URLs to see whether they look fine.

http://dev.gramene.org/db/literature/pub_search?ref_id=8395
http://dev.gramene.org/db/literature/pub_search?ref_id=8398

Thank you again for letting us know those info.

Regards.

Junjian Ni

> Hi
>
> Here are two papers that will be of interest to the Gramene database
> First is:
> *Development of Co-Dominant Amplified Polymorphic Sequence Markers in
> Rice that Flank the /Magnaporthe grisea/ Resistance Gene /Pi7(t)/ in
> Recombinant Inbred Line 29. *(2004) M. A. Campbell, D. Chen, and P. C.
> Ronald./Phytopathology/,  *94*(1), 302-307.
> This paper shows that the original placement of Pi7(t) by Wang et al
> (1994 Genetics paper) was incorrect and that Pi7(t) is linked tightly to
> the mapped position of Pi1 using a segregating F2 population. This paper
> also gives CAPS marker sets and polymorphisms. This paper also indicates
> that RIL29 (the representative line for Pi7(t)) has non-parental DNA at
> the Pi1/Pi7(t) locus that likely originates from LAC23. This hypothesis
> is supported by RFLP analysis of flanking loci.
>
> Second is:
>
> CAMPBELL, M. A. & RONALD, P. C. (2005)
> Characterization of four rice mutants with alterations in the defence
> response pathway.
> /Molecular Plant Pathology/ *6* (1), 11-21.
>
> This paper describes four mutants. Enhanced Blast Resistance 1 (ebr1)
> has enhanced resistance against Xoo (PR6) and Magnaporthe grisea (Race
> CAL-1). ebr2 has only enhanced resistance to Magnaporthe grisea CAL-1.
> ebr3 is a lesion mimic that is conditional, upon exposure to
> low-intensity light the LM phenotype appears and has enhanced resistance
> to both XOO PR6 and Magnaporthe grisea CAL-1. ncr1 is a lesion mimic
> that occurs spontaneously and confers no resistance to either XOO or M.
> grisea. ebr3 and ncr1 are both recessive. The modes of inheritance for
> ebr1 and ebr2 are not yet known.
>
> Thanks
> Matthew Campbell
>


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