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• W2476333435 abstract "Cereal crops produce a large part of the globally consumed food and feed. Because of the constant presence of devastating pathogens, the molecular characterization of disease resistance is a major research area and highly relevant for breeding. There has been recent and accelerating progress in the understanding of three distinct resistance mechanisms in cereals: resistance conferred by plasma membrane-localized receptor proteins; race-specific resistance conferred by intracellular immune receptors; and quantitative disease resistance. Intracellular immune receptors provide a particularly rich source for evolutionary studies, and have, for example, resulted in the recent discovery of a novel detection mechanism based on integrated decoy domains. Evolutionary studies have also revealed the origins of active resistance genes in both wild progenitors of today's cereals as well as in cultivated forms. In addition, independent evolution of orthologous genes in related cereals has resulted in resistance to different pathogen species. Quantitative resistance genes have been best characterized in wheat. The quantitative resistance genes identified so far in wheat encode transporter proteins or unusual kinase proteins. The recent discoveries in these three different resistance mechanisms have contributed to the basic molecular understanding of cereal immunity against pathogens and have suggested novel applications for resistance breeding. Contents Summary 320 I. Introduction 320 II. Immunity in plants 321 III. Receptors in the plant plasma membrane – the importance of monitoring the extracellular space 321 IV. Inside the cell – the role of intracellular immune receptors in cereals 322 V. NLR evolution in Triticeae 324 VI. Quantitative disease resistance – why plasma membrane-localized receptors and NLRs are not sufficient to explain disease resistance in cereals 328 VII. Conclusions: evolutionary studies of cereal resistance genes contribute to both basic research and breeding 329 Acknowledgements 330 References 330" @default.
• W2476333435 created "2016-08-23" @default.
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• W2476333435 date "2016-07-18" @default.
• W2476333435 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2476333435 title "Molecular genetics and evolution of disease resistance in cereals" @default.
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