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Asymmetric subspecies-selection of an NLR-TF immune module and reconstruction of broad-spectrum disease resistance in rice

2025-02-08

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Artificial selection has greatly shaped crop agronomic traits; however, the mechanistic basis of immunity selection has remained elusive. This study identifies a new rice NLR XA48 and its downstream transcription factor OsVOZ1, which confer bacterial blight resistance. XA48 perceives an ancient pathogen effector, XopG, to activates effector-triggered immunity (ETI). The XA48-OsVOZ1 module has undergone subspecies-...

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816309d6-65ea-5a0a-9fd1-66be2969e4ab
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10.1101/2025.02.06.636770
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