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Pamela Ronald Department of Plant Pathology, University of California Davis, USA
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Chang-Jin Park Department of Bioresources Engineering, Sejong University, Republic of Korea
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Tony Wei BGI Research, China National GeneBank
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Andrea Puhar MIMS - Umeå University
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Arsalan Daudi University of California
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Malou Fraiture Luxembourg Institute of Health
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Manjula Mummadisetti Rutgers university
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Reviewer

Daniel F. Caddell

Post-Doc, University of California, Berkeley

Research focus

Plant science

1 Author merit
Reviewer merit
Editor merit

Education

Ph.D., University of California, Davis, 2017

1 Protocol published

The Use of a Dexamethasone-inducible System to Synchronize Xa21 Expression to Study Rice Immunity

Authors: Daniel F. Caddell, Tong Wei, Chang-Jin Park and Pamela C. Ronald, date: 05/05/2015, view: 7606, Q&A: 0

Inducible gene expression systems offer researchers the opportunity to synchronize target gene expression at particular developmental stages and in particular tissues. The glucocorticoid receptor (GR), a vertebrate steroid receptor, has been well ...

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6 Protocols reviewed

Infection of Soybean Plants with the Insect Bacterial Symbiont Burkholderia gladioli and Evaluation of Plant Fitness

Authors: Paul Gaube, Martin Kaltenpoth and Laura V. Flórez, date: 12/20/2017, view: 2661, Q&A: 0

To investigate the establishment and consequences of host-microbe interactions, it is important to develop controlled infection assays suitable for each system, as well as appropriate methods to evaluate successful infection and its associated ...

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Estimation of Silica Cell Silicification Level in Grass Leaves Using in situ Charring Method

Authors: Santosh Kumar and Rivka Elbaum, date: 11/20/2017, view: 2659, Q&A: 0

Silica cells are specialized leaf epidermal cells in grasses with almost the whole cell volume filled with solid silica. In sorghum, silica deposition in silica cells takes place in young, elongating leaves around the mid-length of the leaf. We ...

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