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a BTI scientist and professor of plant pathology at Cornell, report for the first time that two very different effector proteins (AvrPto and AvrPtoB) produced by the same Pseudomonas syringae bacterium bind to a single plant resistance protein (Pto) in tomato leaf cells - an event that activates the plant's immunity to bacterial speck disease.

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Bactericidal Lamp

Bactericidal Substances

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Bacteriological Reconnaissance

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Bacteriological Weapon

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Bacterial pneumonia
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Bacterial spore
Bacterial Spore Parasite of Nematodes
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Bacterial Strain-Identification and Mutant Analysis Service
Bacterial Structural Genomics Initiative
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