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Fungus genome yielding answers to protect grains, people and animals
Date:10/5/2007

"We are using the whole-genome microarray of Fusarium graminearum to identify the genes that are functional during plant infection," Xu said. "We are looking at the biochemical signaling pathways that influence whether a gene is turned on or off. This will help us find ways to develop new, stable and environmentally safe ways to prevent these infections."


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Contact: Susan A. Steeves,
ssteeves@purdue.edu
765-496-7481
Purdue University
Source:Eurekalert

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