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PoMet3 and PoMet14 associated with sulfate assimilation are essential for conidiogenesis and pathogenicity in Pyricularia oryzae.

Current genetics - 1 Aug 2020

Li Yu, Wu Min, Yu Qin, Su Zhen-Zhu, Dong Bo, Lu Jian-Ping, Lin Fu-Cheng, Liao Qian-Sheng, Liu Xiao-Hong

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Pyricularia oryzae is the causal agent of blast disease on staple gramineous crops. Sulphur is an essential element for the biosynthesis of cysteine and methionine in fungi. Here, we targeted the P. oryzae PoMET3 encoding the enzyme ATP sulfurylase, and PoMET14 encoding the APS (adenosine-5'-phosphosulphate) kinase that are involved in sulfate assimilation and sulphur-containing amino acids biosynthesis. In P....

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PMID: 32125494
DOI: 10.1007/s00294-020-01055-1

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