Disarming the Assassins within: Plant Cells Use S-Nitrosylation to Deactivate the HopAI1 Effector
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Disarming the Assassins within: Plant Cells Use S-Nitrosylation to Deactivate the HopAI1 Effector
The assassin who injects a bead of poison by stabbing his victim with the tip of his umbrella has got nothing on plant pathogenic bacteria such as Pseudomonas syringae , which injects dozens of effector proteins into plant cells. These effectors act as tiny assassins to take out host defenses by
Arabidopsis Proteins, Plant Cells, Proteolysis, Arabidopsis
Arabidopsis Proteins, Plant Cells, Proteolysis, Arabidopsis
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