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Coordinated regulation of infection-related morphogenesis by the KMT2-Cre1-Hyd4 regulatory pathway to facilitate fungal infection.

Science advances - 1 Mar 2020

Lai Yiling, Cao Xuan, Chen Jingjing, Wang Lili, Wei Gang, Wang Sibao

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Entomopathogenic fungi can overcome insecticide resistance and represent promising tools for the control of mosquitoes. Better understanding of fungus-mosquito interactions is critical for improvement of fungal efficacy. Upon insect cuticle induction, pathogenic fungi undergo marked infection-related morphological differentiation. However, regulatory mechanisms of fungal infection-related morphogenesis are poorly...

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PMID: 32232158
DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.aaz1659
PMCID: PMC7096160

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