Effector Protein Inhibition Plant Immune Detection Kit

Effector Protein Inhibition Plant Immune Detection Kit

Plant pathogen effector proteins (Pathogen Effectors, PEs) are a class of proteins secreted by plant pathogens that can enter plant cells and interfere with the physiological and biochemical processes of the host cells, thereby promoting pathogen infection and proliferation. According to their functions and mechanisms of action, plant pathogen effector proteins can be classified into various types. Among them, effector proteins are the most common type; they can directly interact with host cell proteins and affect host cell signal transduction and defense responses. This kit uses BAX (a pro-death protein of the mouse Bcl-2 family) (Lacomme and Santa 1999) and INF1 (a PAMP factor from Phytophthora) (Kamoun et al. 1998) expressed in tobacco, which can trigger programmed cell death (PCD). By co-expressing an effector protein with BAX or INF1 at the same location, if the effector protein inhibits BAX- and INF-induced PCD, it indicates that it has potential toxic function. 

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