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Autophagy and the mitochondrial Lon1 protease are necessary for Botrytis cinerea heat adaptation

2025-01-27

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Heat adaptation is a multilayered universal process involving a coordinated response of general and heat-specific cellular systems and processes. Here, we demonstrate that adaptation of the plant pathogenic fungus Botrytis cinerea to mild heat stress requires both autophagy and the mitochondrial Lon1 protease. Deleting bclon1 or blocking autophagy by deleting the bcatg1 autophagy-regulating gene did not affect...

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b9ccb148-e68e-5a1c-941f-43e18a51c65f
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10.22541/au.173796694.42647087/v1
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