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The role of citrate in plant-pathogen interactions
Bacterial plant pathogens have evolved a wide range of mechanisms to suppress the immune response that they trigger in their hosts, including the production of effectors and phytotoxins. The tri-carboxylic acid citrate, which is secreted into the apoplast by both bacterial pathogens and plant hosts...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2016
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