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MoWsc1, MoWsc2, and MoMid2 recognize host surface signals and regulate appressorium-mediated infection by Magnaporthe oryzae.

Plant physiology - 2 Mar 2026

Lu Kailun, Xin Ru, Ju Xiuyun, Yang Lina, Li Lianwei

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Cell wall integrity (CWI) sensors are crucial upstream components of the major pathway regulating cell wall biosynthesis in fungi. However, little is known about the biological functions of CWI sensors in phytopathogenic fungi. Magnaporthe oryzae has 3 putative CWI sensors, MoWsc1, MoWsc2, and MoMid2. Here, we constructed knockout mutants for these 3 CWI sensor genes in M. oryzae, generating a total of 7 mutants....

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PMID: 41734066
DOI: 10.1093/plphys/kiag086

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