Agrobacterium Is a Proposed Suitable System for Bioassays and Resistance Studies on Antimicrobial Peptides with Plant Protection Potential
Authors:
- Ghazala M. FurganiGFGhazala M. Furgani
- László MakraiLMLászló Makrai
- Dávid VozikDVDávid Vozik
- János KissJKJános Kiss
- Ferenc OlaszFOFerenc Olasz
- Michael Gardner KleinMKMichael Gardner Klein
- Muhamad-Akbar Bin-Abdul GhaffarMGMuhamad-Akbar Bin-Abdul Ghaffar
- László SzabadosLSLászló Szabados
- Ahmed NoureldeenANAhmed Noureldeen
- Katalin Bélafi-BakóKBKatalin Bélafi-Bakó
- László FodorLászló Fodor
- Steven A. ForstSFSteven A. Forst
Preprint
- 2 November 2023
- preprint
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Abstract
Keywords: Agrobacterium 1; Xenorhabdus 2; NR-AMP 3 T-DNA keyword 4; TI-plasmid 5; Intact/Cured/T-DNA Deleted 6 Sensitive/Resistant 7; EMA_PF2 8; HPLC 9Keywords
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