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Fig. 4 | Plant Methods

Fig. 4

From: An efficient screening system of disease-resistant genes from wild apple, Malus sieversii in response to Valsa mali pathogenic fungus

Fig. 4

Characterization of transiently over-expressed candidate genes (MsERF1B, MsbHLH41 and MsEIL3) for disease resistance in V. mali inoculated leaves. A The expression patterns of MsERF1B, MsbHLH41, and MsEIL3 induced by V. mali. Comparison of RNA-seq data (red line) with RT-qPCR data (black column). The FPKM values were shown on the right y-axis, while the relative expression levels were shown on the left y-axis. B The expression levels of MsERF1B, MsbHLH41, and MsEIL3 in transiently transformed lines were respectively detected by RT-qPCR. Three transiently transformed plants (MsERF1B-OE, MsEIL3-OE, and MsbHLH41-OE) and a control line (Con) transiently transformed with pCambia1307-Flag were tested. The incidence rate (C), lesion area (D), V. mali fungal biomass (E), H2O2 content (F), MDA content (G) and phenotype (H) of transiently transformed leaves inoculated with V. mali. The leaf samples were harvested at 3 days post-inoculation. The lesion area was measured with the ImageJ software. The V. mali fungal biomass was determined by RT-qPCR. Data are the means ± SE of three biological repeats (sample size of 10 leaves). A student’s t-test was performed. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001

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