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Gene guards grain-producing grasses so people and animals can eat
Date:2/1/2008
olation occurs if the fungus doesn't produce the toxin.
Now that the researchers know that Hm1 homologues in all grasses apparently trigger the same resistance to the fungal family, the next step will be to investigate how the fungal toxin facilitates disease when not degraded by Hm1.
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