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Tracking the Subtle Mutations Thriving Host Sensing by the Plant Pathogen <i>Streptomyces scabies</i>

2017-01-03

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The acquisition of genetic material conferring the arsenal necessary for host virulence is a prerequisite on the path to become a plant pathogen. More subtle mutations are also required for perception of cues witnessing the presence of the target host and optimal conditions for colonization. The decision to activate the pathogenic lifestyle is not ‘taken lightly’ and involves efficient systems monitoring environme...

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Literature Corpus work: d76346f4-700f-59af-8203-486fb644288f
DOI: 10.1101/097998

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