BASAL LEVEL OF GENES EXPRESSION OF CINNAMIC ACID METABOLISM ENZYMES IN THE LEAVES OF IN VITRO PLANTS OF POTATOES VARIETIES OF BELARUSIAN BREEDING-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

BASAL LEVEL OF GENES EXPRESSION OF CINNAMIC ACID METABOLISM ENZYMES IN THE LEAVES OF IN VITRO PLANTS OF POTATOES VARIETIES OF BELARUSIAN BREEDING

Published:2020-12-28 Issue: Volume:28 Page:51-56
ISSN:0134-9740
Container-title:Potato Growing
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Short-container-title:Potato Growing

Author:

KABACHEVSKAYA E. M.,GAPEEVA T. A.,SMIRNOV A. A.,MISYUKEVICH A. YU.,SUHOVEEVA S. V.,VOLOTOVSKIY I. D.

Abstract

The unique gene-specific primers were developed to assess the level of gene expression of cinnamic acid metabolism in potato leaf cells. The basal level of the relative gene expression of tyramine hydroxycynnamoyl transferase (THT) and cinnamate 4-hydroxylase (C4H) was estimated. The presence of correlations between the level of expression of the research genes and potatoes resistance to diseases such as late blight, rhizoctonia, common scab, black leg is discussed.

Publisher

National Academy of Sciences of Belarus

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