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Mutualist-pathogen co-colonisation modulates phosphoinositide signatures at host intracellular interfaces

2025-06-24

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> The host membrane that surrounds intracellular microbes forms a critical interface influencing whether interactions result in mutualism or pathogenesis. While phosphoinositide identities differ between pathogen and mutualist interface membranes, it is unclear if these are modulated during co-colonisation. To address this, we generated Nicotiana benthamiana plants expressing biosensors for PI4P a...

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c65b2afb-0d44-50ec-919a-53c482ccae76
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10.1101/2025.06.23.661106
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