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. 2015 Apr 6;66(11):3189–3199. doi: 10.1093/jxb/erv128

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Fig. 4. — The HR mediated by R3a is not affected by silencing of PUB17. (A) Graph shows percentage HR elicited by Agro-infiltration of R3a/Avr3a constructs on N. benthamiana, potato, and tobacco plants with the control lines (respectively, TRV2-GFP, potato E3, and tobacco Cf9) compared with PUB17 silenced lines (respectively, TRV2-NC in N. benthamiana, RNAi-3 in potato, and 242J in tobacco). Statistical analysis carried out by ANOVA indicates no significant differences, error bars show standard error. (B) Representative images showing close up of the HR on the control and PUB17 silenced lines used for each plant species. All experiments are the combination of at least three biological replicates, each using six or seven plants, and inoculations of at least four leaves from each plant.