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Oviposition fluid protein NlOFP1 from the brown planthopper Nilaparvata lugens suppresses rice plant defense responses, linked to reduced lignin and salicylic acid in transgenic rice.
- Why it matters: Oviposition fluid proteins are involved in early plant recognition, but how specific proteins modulate plant defenses during pest reproduction is not well defined.
- What they did: The study characterized NlOFP1 from ovarian follicular cells and tested its effects by silencing NlOFP1 in Nilaparvata lugens and by transgenic rice overexpressing NlOFP1, including interaction mapping with OsFeS.
- The result: NlOFP1 silencing in Nilaparvata lugens decreased honeydew secretion, fecundity, and egg hatching rate, while NlOFP1 overexpression in rice weakened defenses and interacted with OsFeS to partially impair its chloroplast import.
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