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Pseudomonas syringae Genome Resources Home Page
Pseudomonas syringae is a Gram negative, plant-pathogenic bacterium, strains of which are noted for their diverse and host-specific interactions with different plant species. Specific strains are assigned to one of the over 50 known pathovars based on their ability to infect different plant species. This site is a portal to genome biology resources for sequenced P. syringae strains

P. syringae strains for which genome resources are available

PathovarStrainDiseaseHostsPrimary ContactSequencerFunding
tomato DC3000 bacterial speck tomato, Arabidopsis
Alan Collmer TIGR NSF-PGRP
tomato
(coming soon)
T1 bacterial speck tomato Boris Vinatzer VBI NSF, VT
syringae B728a brown spot bean Steven Lindow JGI DOE
phaseolicola 1448A halo blight bean John Mansfield TIGR NSF-PGRP

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What's new on this site
See list of recent updates to the structure, tools and databases on this site

Genome Comparison wheel and "BLAST fingerprints" are available for annotated genes in Pto DC3000. Go to Comparative genomics and genome organization for details

"PvdS box" promoter predictions are available for all sequenced pseudomonads, with experimental confirmation in Pto DC3000. Go to Systems biology and gene expression modeling for details
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7th ICPSPRP meeting report
Report and photos from the 7th ICPSPRP meeting in Agadir, Morocco, November 2006


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PPI Project Coordinator
Dept Plant Pathology
Cornell University
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