Sticking to it: phytopathogen effector molecules may converge on evolutionarily conserved host targets in green plants.
Sticking to it: phytopathogen effector molecules may converge on evolutionarily conserved host targets in green plants.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.pbi.2018.04.019
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发表时间:
2018-08
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Schornack S
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作者:
Carella P;Evangelisti E;Schornack S
Phytopathogen effectors converge on similar sets of host proteins in angiosperms. Effectors may target host proteins and processes present across the green plant lineage. Bryophyte model plants are promising systems to investigate effector–target relationships. Plant-associated microbes secrete effector proteins that subvert host cellular machinery to facilitate the colonization of plant tissues and cells. Accumulating data suggests that independently evolved effectors from bacterial, fungal, and oomycete pathogens may converge on a similar set of host proteins in certain angiosperm models, however, whether this concept is relevant throughout the green plant lineage is unknown. Here, we explore the idea that pathogen effector molecules target host proteins present across evolutionarily distant land plant lineages to promote disease. We discuss that host proteins targeted by phytopathogens or integrated into angiosperm immune receptors are likely found across green plant genomes, from early diverging non-vascular lineages (bryophytes) to flowering plants (angiosperms). This would suggest that independently evolved pathogens might manipulate their hosts by targeting `vulnerability’ hubs that are present across land plants. Future work focusing on accessible early divergent land plant model systems may therefore provide an insightful evolutionary backdrop for effector–target research.
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