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Figure S3. Susceptibility of COMT1 knock-outs to bacterial pathogens. A. The comt1a mutant revealed to be significantly more susceptible to Xanthomonas.
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Figure S3. Susceptibility of COMT1 knock-outs to bacterial pathogens. A. The comt1a mutant revealed to be significantly more susceptible to Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris than the WS wild-type background, but was not as susceptible as the Sf-2 ecotype. B. Pseudomonas syringae pv. tomato strain DC3000 carrying the P. syringae pv. phaseolicola avirulence gene avrPphB is recognized by RPS5 present in the WS background, but lacking in Ler [45]. Inoculations with Pst avrPphB revealed that the mutation of COMT1 renders WS as susceptible as Ler. Bars represent mean values ± SD from at least 3 experiments. Statistically significant differences for values compared among each other were determined by Student's t-test (identical lettering, not significantly different with P > 0,01; different lettering, P < 0.001; double lettering P < 0,01).
