Discovery of isoflavone phytoalexins in wheat reveals an alternative route to isoflavonoid biosynthesis
Guy Polturak(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Anne Osbourn(John Innes Centre), Barrie Wilkinson(Norwich Research Park), Andrew Steed(John Innes Centre), Hannah P. McDonald(John Innes Centre), Laëtitia Chartrain(John Innes Centre), Gerhard Saalbach(John Innes Centre), Amr El‐Demerdash(John Innes Centre), P. Nicholson(John Innes Centre), Carlo Martins(John Innes Centre), Jiaojiao Wang(First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University), Charlotte Owen(John Innes Centre), Rajesh Chandra Misra(John Innes Centre)
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