纳米域定位的formin蛋白调控豆科与茄科植物共生微生物入侵

Lijin Qiao†, Heng Sun†, Jiping Tang, Casandra Hernández-Reyes, Beatrice Lace, Julian Knerr, Eija Schulze, Tak Lee, Jean Keller, Cyril Libourel, Jilin Yao, Feiyang Zhao, Ying Ni, Yutian Jia, Xia Xu, Guanghui Yang, Lin Zhang, Yanli Zhang, Robert Grosse, Changfu Tian, Giles E. D. Oldroyd, Pierre-Marc Delaux, Thomas Ott*, Pengbo Liang* INTRODUCTION: Plants form beneficial partnerships with soil microbes such as nitrogen-fixing bacteria (rhizobia) and nutrient-delivering fungi (mycorrhizae). For rhizobia to infect plant roots and deliver nitrogen, specialized structures called infection threads must form within root cells. This requires precise reorganization of the plant’s internal actin cytoskeleton and cell membrane. However, the molecular mechanisms initiating this membrane remodeling for microbial entry remain poorly understood. …