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Changes in gene expression in MKK2 and MKKKC5 mutants after Alternaria infection

ABSTRACT: The mkkkC5 mutant, a knockout line of MAPKKKC5, shows changes in growth and development, as well as an altered Alternaria sensitivity. It was shown by Brader and Djamei et al.(2007) that Alternaria brassicicola sensitivity is also influenced by MKK2-activity. Aim of this experiment is to access the transcriptional changes in the mkkkc5plants as well as in plants overexpressing a constitutively active MKK2-version (MKK2EE). The second part of the experiment addresses transcriptional changes in these plants after Alternaria brassicicola infection. au07-09_alternaria Keywords: treatment variations

ORGANISM(S): Arabidopsis thaliana

PROVIDER: GSE14443 | GEO | 2009/02/15

SECONDARY ACCESSION(S): PRJNA114497

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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