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Cpk2, a catalytic subunit of cyclic AMP-PKA, regulates growth and pathogenesis in rice blast

2017-08-07

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<h4>Summary</h4> The cAMP-Protein Kinase A signalling, anchored on CpkA, is necessary for appressorium development and host penetration, but indispensable for infectious growth in Magnaporthe oryzae . In this study, we identified and characterized the gene encoding the second catalytic subunit, CPK2 , whose expression was found to be lower compared to CPKA at various stages of pathogenic growth in M. oryzae ....

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6c61aa97-2cfb-52d4-9c35-66edaf41a49c
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10.1101/173104
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