真菌のゲノミクスと生物学
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概要

Small RNAs at the Interface of the Plant-Fungal Interactions

Cole R. Sawyer, Jessy L. Labbe

Fungi and plants interact in a myriad of ways. These interactions range from mutualism to parasitism, and yet, many plant species appear to use similar tools to deal with both. One recent observation is the role that small RNAs play in mediating the conversation between plant and fungus. Increasingly, many studies demonstrate these RNAs are pivotal modulators, reprogramming gene expression and cellular processes essential to the biogenesis of these inter-kingdom relationships.