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From: Vittorio Tracanna <tracanna.vittorio@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2024 08:52:03 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md with figure

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-The study explores how resistance genes (R-genes) in tomato and potato plants respond to pathogen infection by analyzing the expression of 940 R-genes across 315 transcriptome libraries. Results show that most R-genes are expressed at low levels, with a subset showing moderate to high expression across various conditions, regardless of infection. This subset includes NRCs (NLR required for cell death). About 10% of R-genes were differentially expressed during infection, with both up- and down-regulation patterns. Tissue-specific expression emerged as a key factor influencing R-gene activity. The findings challenge the belief that R-gene expression is primarily induced by pathogen attack, suggesting instead that a core set of R-genes is constitutively active, providing plants with a constant state of readiness for defense.
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+The study explores how resistance genes (R-genes) in tomato and potato plants respond to pathogen infection by analyzing the expression of 940 R-genes across 315 transcriptome libraries. Results show that most R-genes are expressed at low levels, with a subset showing moderate to high expression across various conditions, regardless of infection. This subset includes NRCs (NLR required for cell death). About 10% of R-genes were differentially expressed during infection, with both up- and down-regulation patterns. Tissue-specific expression emerged as a key factor influencing R-gene activity. The findings challenge the belief that R-gene expression is primarily induced by pathogen attack, suggesting instead that a core set of R-genes is constitutively active, providing plants with a constant state of readiness for defense.
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+![vonDahlen](vonDahlen.png)
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