[Arabidopsis] How to identify these defense mutants.

[Nikhilesh Dhar]

Hi Friends,
I have some defense mutants which wwere handed to me by the outgoing
post-doc a year back. I want to use them but can any one please suggest how
to identify etr1-1/etr1-3/jar1/ndr1/eds1/pad4/npr1 mutants ( for example
using PCR based methods).
Thanks in advance.
Nik

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> Subject: [Arabidopsis] Wanted Nicotiana benthamiana and N. tabacum
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> Dear Colleagues,
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> I would be grateful to anyone willing to spare a few seeds of N.
> benthamiana and (or) N. tabacum. Plants will be used for stable and
> transient transformation experiments (and to get more seeds) and it would be
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> hi all,
> i have a set of arabidopsis genes ( approx. 100 ) and want to point
> out their orthologs from oryza sativa.Can anyone suggest me the best
> method to do this...I was thinking about reciprocal best Basic Local
> Alignment Search Tool hits (RBH) but I was confused about the
> parameters especially for e-value.Plz sugggest me the optimal e-value
> for oorthologs and homologs identification
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Nikhilesh Dhar