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- W1981977043 abstract "SUMMARY Cloning the first avirulence ( avr ) gene has led not only to a deeper understanding of gene‐for‐gene interactions in plant disease, but also to fundamental insights into the suppression of basal defences against microbial attack. This article (focusing on Pseudomonas syringae ) charts the development of ideas and research progress over the 25 years following the breakthrough achieved by Staskawicz and coworkers. Advances in gene cloning technology underpinned the identification of both avr and hrp genes, the latter being required for the activation of the defensive hypersensitive reaction (HR) and pathogenicity. The delivery of Avr proteins through the type III secretion machinery encoded by hrp gene clusters was demonstrated, and the activity of the proteins inside plant cells as elicitors of the HR was confirmed. Key roles for avr genes in pathogenic fitness have now been established. The rebranding of Avr proteins as effectors, proteins that suppress the HR and cell wall‐based defences, has led to the ongoing search for their targets, and is generating new insights into the co‐ordination of plant resistance against diverse microbes. Bioinformatics‐led analysis of effector gene distribution in genomes has provided a remarkable view of the interchange of effectors and also their functional domains, as the arms race of attack and defence drives the evolution of microbial pathogenicity. The application of our accrued knowledge for the development of disease control strategies is considered." @default.
- W1981977043 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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- W1981977043 date "2009-10-21" @default.
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- W1981977043 title "From bacterial avirulence genes to effector functions via the<i>hrp</i>delivery system: an overview of 25 years of progress in our understanding of plant innate immunity" @default.
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