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The SUbventral-Gland master Regulator (SUGR) of nematode virulence

2024-01-24

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All pathogens must tailor their gene expression to their environment. Therefore, targeting host:parasite biology that regulates these changes in gene expression could open up routes to pathogen control. Here, we show that in the plant-parasitic nematode Heterodera schachtii, host signals (termed effectostimulins) within plant roots activate the master regulator sugr1 . SUGR1, then, directly binds effector promot...

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95401b46-7166-5ae0-99f8-70426f57df54
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10.1101/2024.01.22.576598
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