ExploitingPseudomonas syringaeType 3 secretion to study effector contribution to disease in spinach
Melanie Mendel,
Xander C. L. Zuijdgeest,
Femke van den Berg
et al.
Abstract:Intensive cultivation practices of spinach create favourable conditions for the emergence and rapid evolution of pathogens, causing substantial economic damage. Research on host-pathogen interactions and host immunity in various leafy greens benefits from advanced biotechnological tools. The absence of specialised tools for spinach, however, constrains our understanding of spinach immunity. Here, we explored the potential of Type III Secretion System (T3SS)-mediated delivery to study the activity of pathogen e… Show more
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