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Mitochondrial dynamics and mitophagy are necessary for proper invasive growth in Rice Blast

2019-03-30

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Magnaporthe oryzae causes Blast disease, which is one of the most devastating infections in rice and several important cereal crops. M. oryzae needs to coordinate gene regulation, morphological changes, nutrient acquisition, and host evasion, in order to invade and proliferate within the plant tissues. Thus far, the molecular mechanisms underlying the regulation of invasive growth in planta hav...

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65daac8c-0dbd-5895-a0d6-c9f1244785aa
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10.1101/592915
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