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SFB 670 TP2: Molecular mechanisms of host cell entry by phytopathogenic powdery mildew fungi via suppression of cell-autonomous plant defence

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Project code: DFG SFB 670
Contract period: 01.01.2006 - 31.12.2010
Purpose of research: Basic research

Isoforms of plasma membrane-localized MLO and SNARE proteins are plant polypeptides involved in the regulation of host cell entry by phytopathogenic powdery mildew fungi. MLO and t-SNAREs (syntaxins) interact with each other and are part of a plasma membrane microdomain that is formed at fungal entry sites and which comprises a subset of plant plasma membrane proteins. In the context of this project it is aimed to unravel whether this microdomain corresponds to 'lipid rafts' which are well-known in animal cells. In addition, the spatio-temporal interaction dynamics between MLO and SNARE proteins will be determined by using quantitative in vivo imaging techniques such as FRET, FCS and FCCS.

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SFB 670: Cell-autonomous Immunity

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