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Intragenomic variants of a putative effector drive early-stage infection in a broad host-range rust fungus

2024-11-30

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Rust fungi are pathogens that impact plants of environmental, agricultural, cultural, and economic importance. Their mechanisms of pathogenicity are not well-understood but are likely governed by effectors, secreted proteins that manipulate host cellular processes to facilitate infection and suppress immune responses. We sought to understand how three effector candidates ( EFC1, EFC2 , and EFC3 ) expressed in th...

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10.1101/2024.11.28.625939
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