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. 2022 Aug 25;34(9):3166-3167.
doi: 10.1093/plcell/koac173.

Xanthomonas counteracts host immunity by targeting the exocyst complex

Gregory Bertoni  1
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Xanthomonas counteracts host immunity by targeting the exocyst complex

Gregory Bertoni. Plant Cell. .
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BiFC assay showing the XopP/Exo70B1 interaction in N. benthamiana leaves. Exo70B1-YFPN-terminus and XopP-YFPC-terminus were coexpressed and visualized in vivo via confocal microscopy. Interaction of XopP with Exo70B1 brings the two halves of YFP together and results in the yellow fluorescence seen. Bar = 10 μm. (Reprinted from Michalopoulou et al. [2022], Figure 1.)
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