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Dissecting Arabidopsis phospholipid signaling using reverse genetics

van Schooten, B.

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2008

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van Schooten, B. (2008). Dissecting Arabidopsis phospholipid signaling using reverse

genetics.

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Contents

Chapter 1 General Introduction: Phospholipid signaling in plants 9

Chapter 2 DGK5 is required for SA responsiveness 51

and disease resistance in Arabidopsis

Chapter 3 Arabidopsis PLD1 and PLD are redundantly required 79 for full RPM1- and RPS2-mediated resistance

Chapter 4 Arabidopsis PLC3, PLC6 and PLC9 103 are redundantly required for normal growth rate of roots

and have no role in NaCl tolerance

Chapter 5 Arabidopsis PLC3 127

is important for auxin mediated lateral root formation

Chapter 6 General Discussion 153

Samenvatting 167

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