Additional file 1 of CaSBP12 is implicated in pepper’s defense resistance to Phytophthora capsici infection associated with the SA signaling pathway

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Authors: Huai-Xia Zhang, Wu Shuang, Yang, Yu-Ting, Abid Khan, Chunhui Wu, Feifei Pan, Bi-Hua Chen, X. Z. Li, Bing Hu, Zhen-Hui Gong
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Abstract

Supplementary Material 1. Supplementary Table 1. Vectors' construct and quantitative PCR primer sets and their sequences. Supplementary Figure 1. Phenotype and silencing efficacy of CaSBP12-silenced plant. (A) Plant phenotype following CaSBP12 silencing. Images obtained forty days post-injection, pot diameter 7 cm. (B) CaSBP12 silencing efficacy in silenced versus negative control plants. ** denotes significant disparity at P < 0.01. Mean values and SDs for three replicates are displayed. Supplementary Figure 2. The expression levels of AtETR1 and AtTGA4 in CaSBP12 transgenic and wild type lines. ** denotes significance at P < 0.01. Mean values and SDs for three replicates are displayed. Supplementary Figure 3. Expression levels of salicylic acid signaling pathway-related genes in NaHG overexpressing strains, NaHG and CaSBP12 co-expressing strains, sid2-2 strains and CaSBP12 overexpression strains in sid2-2. Letters indicate significant differences at P < 0.05. Mean values and SDs for three replicates are displayed.

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Plant-Microbe Interactions and Immunity Plant Pathogens and Resistance Plant Pathogenic Bacteria Studies

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1 January 2026