Table 1. Summary of marker genes and quantitive methods of phytohormones in plant–virus interactions.
Phytohormones | Responsive marker genesa | Quantitive methods | Reference(s) |
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SA | PR1, PR2, PR5 | GCb–MSc, LCd–MS | [6,88] |
JA | PDF1.2, PR3 | GC–MS, LC–MS | [6,88,108] |
ET | ERF1, ETR1 | GC | [9,10] |
GAs | GAMYB | GC–MS, LC–MS, ELISA | [15,85,87,88] |
ABA | ABF1/2/3/4 | UPLCe-MS/MS, GC–MS, ELISA | [41,42,55,56,88] |
Auxin | IAA1/5/19, GH3.3 | GC–MS, LC–MS | [14,81,88] |
CKs | Type-A ARRs | LC–MS | [16,81,87,92,93] |
BRs | BES1/BZR1 | GC–MS, LC–MS/MS | [101,108] |
a These genes are Arabidopsis or rice-derived, plant species and organ should be taken into consideration in marker gene selection.
b GC, gas chromatography.
c MS, mass spectrometry.
d LC, high performance liquid chromatography.
e UPLC, ultra performance liquid chromatography.
ABA, abscisic acid; BR, brassinosteroid; CK, cytokinin; ET, ethylene; GA, gibberellic acid; JA, jasmonic acid; SA, salicylic acid.