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Deciphering the mode of action and host recognition of bacterial type III effectors

2010-01-01

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Plant pathogenic bacteria adhere to cell walls and remain external to the cell throughout the pathogenic lifecycle, where they elicit host immunity through host plasma membrane localised receptors. To be successful pathogens, bacteria must suppress these defence responses, which they do by secreting a suite of virulence effector molecules into the host cytoplasm. However, effectors themselves can act as elicitors...

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6ef3b3fc-1496-5192-8d2c-b068c7ff5f74
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10.1071/fp10085
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