Induction of protective answer genes in potato leaves at bacterial infection and glyphosate treatment

Ch. Pasalari; O. М. Tretiakova; А. N. Еvtushenkov

Induction of protective answer genes in potato leaves at bacterial infection and glyphosate treatment

Ch. Pasalari, O. М. Tretiakova, А. N. Еvtushenkov

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The protective proteins genes expressive levels are determined in potato leaves at bacterial infection and glyphosate treatment by real time PCR method. It is shown that transgenic plants treatment by glyphosate induces the expression in protective proteins genes leaves. At glyphosate treated plants contamination by phytopathogenic bacteria the protective answer genes induction levels are increased approximately two times. It is supposed that transgenic plants treatment by glyphosate facilitates their resistance increase to pathogens.

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Pasalari Ch., Tretiakova O.М., Еvtushenkov А.N. Induction of protective answer genes in potato leaves at bacterial infection and glyphosate treatment. Сrop Farming and Plant Growing. 2016;(3):37-39. (In Russ.)

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