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Positively selected effector genes and their contribution to virulence in the smut fungus <i>Sporisorium reilianum</i>

2017-08-16

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Plants and fungi display a broad range of interactions in natural and agricultural ecosystems ranging from symbiosis to parasitism. These ecological interactions result in coevolution between genes belonging to different partners. A well-understood example are secreted fungal effector proteins and their host targets, which play an important role in pathogenic interactions. Biotrophic smut fungi (Basidiomycota) are...

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2347505a-3875-5040-a1c2-b9cceac9acae
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10.1101/177022
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