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synthesis of phytoalexins in plants. Recently, it is used more generally to describe molecules that induce resistance reactions against infection in plants. The most intensively analyzed elicitor is a series of glucosyl oligosaccharides released from the cell walls of a fungus Phytophthora megasperma f sp glycinea, the activity of which was assayed by induction of glyceollin synthesis in soybean cotyledons by the Albersheim's group[PlantPhysiol. (1976) 57, 751-759]. In succeeding reports the hepta-glucoside of the following structure(Fig, 1) was identified as the most active component [J. Biol. Chem. (1984) 259, 11312-11320, 1132111336,11337-11340,11341-11345]. Confirmation of the active molecule was done using chemically synthesized samples

Structure-Function Correlation of Glucoside Elicitor and a Specific Binding Site in Soy Bean Membrane.