Whitefly effector G4 interacts with tomato proteins of which MIPDB141 affects whitefly performance
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J. Vontas | Sarmina Dangol | G. Baggerman | T. Van Leeuwen | W. Dermauw | R. Schuurink | M. Kant | A. Ilias | G. Kramer | Diana Naalden | W. Roseboom | H. A. van den Burg | Marieke Mastop | M. Kwaaitaal | Nicolas Gaertner | Mark Kwaaitaal | Harrold A. van den Burg | N. Gaertner
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