Heat shock proteins (HSPs) in all animals studied to date constitute potential indicators of stress, under various environmental conditions. The goal of this chapter is to show, for the first time, the suitability of the approach based on evaluation of the expression levels of heat shock proteins, as good indicators of stress induced in nematode by the cultivation of resistant plant varieties.
Celi, M., Vazzana, M., Manachini, B. (2024). Heat Shock Proteins as Potential Indicators of Induced Stress in Nematodes. In S. Molinari (a cura di), Plant-Nematode Interactions. Methods in Molecular Biology (pp. 343-350). Springer [10.1007/978-1-0716-3638-1_13].
Heat Shock Proteins as Potential Indicators of Induced Stress in Nematodes
Celi, MonicaPrimo
;Vazzana, MirellaSecondo
;Manachini, Barbara
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2024-03-02
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Heat shock proteins (HSPs) in all animals studied to date constitute potential indicators of stress, under various environmental conditions. The goal of this chapter is to show, for the first time, the suitability of the approach based on evaluation of the expression levels of heat shock proteins, as good indicators of stress induced in nematode by the cultivation of resistant plant varieties.
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