Advances on genetic engineering of plant resistance against fungal diseases
Rugang Li, Yun-liu Fan
Abstract
Rugang Li, Yun-liu Fan
Abstract
The genetic engineering for plant resistance against fungal diseases has been promoted by the molecular genetic studies of plant-pathogen interactions in last few years. This article reviewed the progress made in this aspect. The genes utilized included that of pathogenesis rlated proteins (PRPs), thaumatin-like proteins (TLPs), ribosome inactivation proteins (RIPs), plant defensins, plant thonins, phytoalexin, Inhibitor of fungal hydrolysase, mediating production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and hypersensitive response (HR).
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The genetic engineering for plant resistance against fungal diseases has been promoted by the molecular genetic studies of plant-pathogen interactions in last few years. This article reviewed the progress made in this aspect. The genes utilized included that of pathogenesis rlated proteins (PRPs), thaumatin-like proteins (TLPs), ribosome inactivation proteins (RIPs), plant defensins, plant thonins, phytoalexin, Inhibitor of fungal hydrolysase, mediating production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and hypersensitive response (HR).
Key concepts: Phytoalexin, Pathogenesis-related protein, Biology, Gene, Fungal pathogen, Hypersensitive response, Plant disease resistance, Reactive oxygen species