MucR/Ros proteins are identified as novel H-NS-like DNA-binding regulators that influence key bacterial functions in α-proteobacteria, including plant-associated bacteria.
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Multi-target apoplast engineering enhances plant resistance, offering a promising strategy to combat pathogens and improve global food security.
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Osr40c1 protein interacts with Magnaporthe oryzae Sho1 protein to enhance leaf blast resistance in rice, with the C-terminal domain playing a key role.
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Engineering the Arabidopsis receptor-like protein RLP23 into tomato confers broad-spectrum resistance against bacterial, fungal, and oomycete pathogens without yield loss.
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Constitutive up-regulation of 634 genes linked to redox, cell wall, and oxidoreductase functions underpins resistance in Flammulina velutipes to Pseudomonas tolaasii.
Differential proteomics reveals that all seven maize root-associated bacteria upregulate transporter proteins in planta, with 20%-60% of proteins differentially abundant between conditions.
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A tripartite regulatory module involving CsWRKY46, CsPBL9, and CsARI1 coordinates H2O2 production and callose deposition in citrus fruit immunity, revealing complex immune regulation.
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African Xanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae (AfXoo) forms a distinct phylogroup with five main populations, reflecting its unique evolutionary history in Africa.
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FsSCR6 effector is essential for Fusarium sacchari virulence, suppressing sugarcane immunity and reducing disease severity by 100%.
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The phc QS regulatory network is a highly complex system that controls RSSC virulence throughout infection, from root invasion to xylem colonization.
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