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Edc3 is required for Candida boidinii proliferation on Arabidopsis thaliana leaves, where methanol use and environmental adaptation occur, with edc3{Delta} showing impaired growth.
- Why it matters: The role of P-bodies in natural plant-associated environments is unclear, limiting understanding of how post-transcriptional regulation supports yeast fitness outside laboratory conditions.
- What they did: The study deleted EDC3 and tested growth of methanol-utilizing Candida boidinii on Arabidopsis thaliana leaves, then used in vitro assays and microscopy to assess methanol-induced mRNAs, mimRNA granules, and P-body–granule interactions under oxidative stress.
- The result: In edc3{Delta}, mimRNA granule formation and mimRNA abundance were reduced; oxidative stress increased P-body–granule colocalization and suppressed methanol growth, while time-lapse imaging showed transient, dynamic colocalization.
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