Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions
Plant breeders have developed crop plants that are resistant to pests, but the continual evolution of pathogens creates the need to iteratively develop new control strategies. Molecular tools have allowed us to gain deep insights into disease responses, allowing for more efficient, rational engineer...
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| author | Bezrutczyk, Margaret Yang, Jungil Eom, Joon-Seob Prior, Matthew Sosso, Davide Hartwig, Thomas Szurek, Boris Oliva, Ricardo Vera Cruz, Casiana White, Frank F. Yang, Bing Frommer, Wolf B. |
| author_browse | Bezrutczyk, Margaret Eom, Joon-Seob Frommer, Wolf B. Hartwig, Thomas Oliva, Ricardo Prior, Matthew Sosso, Davide Szurek, Boris Vera Cruz, Casiana White, Frank F. Yang, Bing Yang, Jungil |
| author_facet | Bezrutczyk, Margaret Yang, Jungil Eom, Joon-Seob Prior, Matthew Sosso, Davide Hartwig, Thomas Szurek, Boris Oliva, Ricardo Vera Cruz, Casiana White, Frank F. Yang, Bing Frommer, Wolf B. |
| author_sort | Bezrutczyk, Margaret |
| collection | Repository of Agricultural Research Outputs (CGSpace) |
| description | Plant breeders have developed crop plants that are resistant to pests, but the continual evolution of pathogens creates the need to iteratively develop new control strategies. Molecular tools have allowed us to gain deep insights into disease responses, allowing for more efficient, rational engineering of crops that are more robust or resistant to a greater number of pathogen variants. Here we describe the roles of SWEET and STP transporters, membrane proteins that mediate transport of sugars across the plasma membrane. We discuss how these transporters may enhance or restrict disease through controlling the level of nutrients provided to pathogens and whether the transporters play a role in sugar signaling for disease resistance. This review indicates open questions that require further research and proposes the use of genome editing technologies for engineering disease resistance. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1649292025-12-08T09:54:28Z Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions Bezrutczyk, Margaret Yang, Jungil Eom, Joon-Seob Prior, Matthew Sosso, Davide Hartwig, Thomas Szurek, Boris Oliva, Ricardo Vera Cruz, Casiana White, Frank F. Yang, Bing Frommer, Wolf B. Plant breeders have developed crop plants that are resistant to pests, but the continual evolution of pathogens creates the need to iteratively develop new control strategies. Molecular tools have allowed us to gain deep insights into disease responses, allowing for more efficient, rational engineering of crops that are more robust or resistant to a greater number of pathogen variants. Here we describe the roles of SWEET and STP transporters, membrane proteins that mediate transport of sugars across the plasma membrane. We discuss how these transporters may enhance or restrict disease through controlling the level of nutrients provided to pathogens and whether the transporters play a role in sugar signaling for disease resistance. This review indicates open questions that require further research and proposes the use of genome editing technologies for engineering disease resistance. 2018-02 2024-12-19T12:54:28Z 2024-12-19T12:54:28Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/164929 en Wiley Bezrutczyk, Margaret; Yang, Jungil; Eom, Joon‐Seob; Prior, Matthew; Sosso, Davide; Hartwig, Thomas; Szurek, Boris; Oliva, Ricardo; Vera‐Cruz, Casiana; White, Frank F.; Yang, Bing and Frommer, Wolf B. 2018. Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions. The Plant Journal, Volume 93 no. 4 p. 675-685 |
| spellingShingle | Bezrutczyk, Margaret Yang, Jungil Eom, Joon-Seob Prior, Matthew Sosso, Davide Hartwig, Thomas Szurek, Boris Oliva, Ricardo Vera Cruz, Casiana White, Frank F. Yang, Bing Frommer, Wolf B. Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title | Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title_full | Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title_fullStr | Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title_short | Sugar flux and signaling in plant-microbe interactions |
| title_sort | sugar flux and signaling in plant microbe interactions |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/164929 |
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