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Fig. 1. Schematic representation of attacin Etransformation experiments with pFM3002. The external re-gion to the T-DNA borders is identical to that of pFAJ3000.Components are represented by boxes
Fig. 2. PCR analysis of transgenic pear plants. Gel elec-trophoresis of5 and 20; lane G, GUS transgenic line; lane L, molecular attacin E and uidA gene PCR products; lane C,non-transformed plant; lanes P1 and P2, plasmids pFM3002and pFAJ3000; lanes 1, 5 an
Fig. 3. Transcription of attacin Eshoots from control (lane C) and the transgenic lines (lanes1–22) studied by comparative RT-PCR
Fig. 5. Behaviour of resistant Old Home (a) and susceptiblePasse Crassane (b) in vitro shoots 10 days after inoculationwith E

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