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Systemic silencing and DNA methylation of a host reporter gene induced by a beneficial fungal root endophyte

2022-06-19

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A growing body of evidence suggests that RNA interference (RNAi) plays a pivotal role in the communication between plants and pathogenic fungi, where a bi-directional cross-kingdom RNAi is established to the advantage of either the host or the pathogen. Similar mechanisms acting during plant association with non-pathogenic symbiotic microorganisms have been elusive to this date. Here, we report on an RNAi-based me...

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b3c97587-6609-54c0-889c-5a19c1f3490e
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10.1101/2022.06.19.496700
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