P. agathidicida employs a largely conserved infection gene set across gymnosperm and angiosperm hosts, with 1129 core genes upregulated in both A. australis and N. benthamiana.
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P. agathidicida employs a largely conserved infection gene set across gymnosperm and angiosperm hosts, with 1129 core genes upregulated in both A. australis and N. benthamiana.
Silencing OsEPSPS in rice enhances disease resistance by activating immune responses but reduces plant growth, demonstrating its role in balancing these traits.
Lysine acetylation of non-histone proteins plays a crucial role in plant immunity, with over 1000 acetylated proteins identified during pathogen interactions.
Infection cycles of Nucleocytoviricota viruses share core features but also show lineage-specific innovations across diverse hosts and virus types.
Andes virus (ANDV) is the only orthohantavirus known to transmit between humans, posing unique challenges for disease control and management.
Pervasive RNA splicing in tomato yellow leaf curl virus enhances infectivity by expanding its proteome, with eight splicing events identified and six validated.
A viral ORFeome library of approximately 12,000 vORFs from 513 viral species reveals hundreds of viral regulators affecting host immune responses and cell proliferation.
Apparent cooperativity between human CMV virions causes overestimation of infection rates, challenging traditional methods of calculating multiplicity of infection.
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