Imprinting

Imprinting, in psychobiology, a form of learning in which a very young animal fixes its attention on the first object with which it has visual,  auditory, or tactile experience and there after follows that object

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According to the guard hypothesis, R gene products “guard” cellular proteins, which are called guardees or decoys

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Guard hypothesis says that the Interaction between the guardees and the pathogen effectors is required for successful infection by the pathogen.

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The NBS–LRR receptor remains inactive when bound to the guardee. However, when the effector interacts with the guardee, the NBS– LRR receptor becomes activated, triggering a signaling cascade that leads to the defense response.

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R gene Mi-1 confers resistance to aphids and whiteflies

Rice R gene Bph14 confers resistance to the brown plant hopper

Melon R gene Vat confers resistance to the cotton aphid. 

All of these R genes encode NBS–LRR receptors.

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Tomato Cf genes is also encodes a R proteins that recognize apoplastic effectors are receptor‐like proteins (RLPs) against the extracellular colonizing fungus Cladosporium fulvum for Avr9

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Lr34 of wheat, maize Rp1 locus, Xa21 in rice and tomato Pto gene are R genes