El módulo de regulación CsLOB1-CsERF027 mejora positivamente la resistencia a las enfermedades puntuales de los

Fengjiao Liu1, Siyu Long1, Junhua Hu1

  • 1Citrus Research Institute, Southwest University, Chongqing, China.

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Resumen

La resistencia de los cítricos a la enfermedad del punto objetivo implica el gen CsLOB1, que activa las vías de defensa. La sobreexpresión de CsLOB1 mejora la resistencia a las enfermedades mediante la regulación de genes clave y el mantenimiento del equilibrio celular.

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