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The Piks allele of the NLR immune receptor Pik breaks the recognition of AvrPik effectors of rice blast fungus.

Journal of integrative plant biology - 1 Mar 2023

Xiao Gui, Wang Wenjuan, Liu Muxing, Li Ya, Liu Jianbin, Franceschetti Marina, Yi Zhaofeng, Zhu Xiaoyuan, Zhang Zhengguang, Lu Guodong, Banfield Mark J, Wu Jun, Zhou Bo

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Arms race co-evolution of plant-pathogen interactions evolved sophisticated recognition mechanisms between host immune receptors and pathogen effectors. Different allelic haplotypes of an immune receptor in the host mount distinct recognition against sequence or non-sequence related effectors in pathogens. We report the molecular characterization of the Piks allele of the rice immune receptor Pik against rice...

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PMID: 36178632
DOI: 10.1111/jipb.13375

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