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New insights into the evolutionary history of resistance gene candidates in coconut palms and their expression profiles in palms affected by lethal yellowing disease

Puch-Hau et al., 2016

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6209623575515056291
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Puch-Hau C
Oropeza C
Góngora-Paredes M
Córdova I
Tun-Suárez J
Sáenz L
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Genes & Genomics

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The nucleotide binding site and leucine rich repeat (NBS–LRR) class of R genes is the most comprehensively studied in terms of sequence evolution; however, in coconut palm and, more generally, in the family of Arecaceae, our understanding of the evolution of these …
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