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Biotic stress-induced priming and de-priming of transcriptional memory in apple.

ABSTRACT: In order to identify primed (and memorized) genes resulting from BTH and/ or flg22 application, we performed a series of microarray-based transcription profiles. 14 days after propagation plants were treated the first time with the indicated treatment and second time 17 days after propagation with the indicated treatment. Plants were harvested and RNA was extracted 31 days after propagation. BTH was applied as formulated compound Bion. The sample name reflects the treatment order. Samples with the name water_water are control treatments which were treated 14 and 17 days after propaghation with water. The sample with the name Bion_flg22 was treated 14 days after germination with BTH and 17 days after germination flg22.

ORGANISM(S): Malus domestica

PROVIDER: GSE123072 | GEO | 2018/12/04

REPOSITORIES: GEO

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