The in-planta induced ecp2 gene of the tomato pathogen Cladosporium fulvum is not essential for pathogenicity
The in-planta induced ecp2 gene of the tomato pathogen Cladosporium fulvum is not essential for pathogenicity
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番茄病原菌黄枝孢菌的植物内诱导的 ecp2 基因对于致病性并不是必需的
DOI:
10.1007/bf00309555
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发表时间:
1994
期刊:
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
H. Broek
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作者:
R. Marmeisse;G. V. D. Ackerveken;T. Goosen;P. D. Wit;H. Broek
During the colonization of tomato leaves, the fungal pathogenCladosporium fulvumexcretes low-molecular-weight proteins in the intercellular spaces of the host tissue. These proteins are encoded by theecpgenes which are highly expressed inC. fulvumwhile growingin plantabut are not, or are only weakly, expressed inC. fulvumgrown in vitro. To investigate the function of the putative pathogenicity geneecp2, encoding the 17-kDa protein ECP2, we performed two successive disruptions of the gene. In the first of these, theecp2 gene was interrupted by a hygromycin B resistance gene cassette. In the second gene disruption, theecp2 gene was completely deleted from the genome, and replaced by a phleomycin resistance gene cassette. Both disruption mutants were still pathogenic on tomato seedlings, indicating that theC. fulvum ecp2 gene is not essential for pathogenicity in tomato.