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. 2014 Nov 18;15(1):980. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-980

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© Chen et al.; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2014

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Sequence polymorphisms of RXLR effector alleles among P. cactorum isolates. (A) The protein sequences of PcRXLR6 in six isolates (10300, 19447, Fin1, PH-1-14-04, PH-1-8-03, PH-1-17-05) were compared. The allele was not obtained from the isolate PC7. (B) The protein sequences of PCRXLR7 in six isolates (10300, 19447, PC7, PH-1-14-04, PH-1-8-03, PH-1-17-05) were compared. The allele was not obtained from the isolate Fin1. The putative RXLR and EER motifs of both effectors were denoted by red boxes. Their predicted signal peptide sequences were underlined. The polymorphic sites were marked by blue asterisks for the visualization.