Tomato CDI as a Strong Chymotrypsin Inhibitor ... - Plant Physiology
Tomato CDI as a Strong Chymotrypsin Inhibitor ... - Plant Physiology
Tomato CDI as a Strong Chymotrypsin Inhibitor ... - Plant Physiology
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pin I antibody (lower panel). NW: non-wounded leaves. W: wounded leaves. C: control<br />
tomato plants.<br />
TABLES<br />
Table 1. Effect of the overexpression of JIP21 on the mortality and growth of<br />
Spodoptera littoralis larvae. Neonate larvae were placed on daily renewed detached<br />
tomato control or transgenic leaves. Sufficient humidity w<strong>as</strong> provided by damp<br />
absorbing paper. Seven days later, the surviving larvae were counted and weighed.<br />
Bio<strong>as</strong>says were repeated 3 times.<br />
Ratio of Mortality Weight (mg)<br />
Control 6 % 51.5 ± 5.1<br />
Line 10 20 % 30.1 ± 4.6
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