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Microinjected antisense Inf24 oligonucleotides inhibit appressorium development in Uromyces

Published inMycological research, vol. 102, no. 12, p. 1513-1518
Publication date1998-12
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Germlings of Uromyces appendiculatus respond to topographical stimuli and develop appressoria. During this period several genes are expressed, one of which is Inf24. Germlings were microinjected with a sense and antisense fragment of the ORF of Inf24. Sense (Inf24-S), 5′-ATG AGT GCT TCA TCG CAG CAG CAG-3′ fragment did not affect germling response to the topographical stimuli and the developed appressoria. Microinjection of antisense (Inf24-RC), 5′-CTG CTG CTG CGA TGA AGC ACT CAT-3′ blocked gene transcription and appressoria were rarely formed. Injection of Inf24-RC into already formed appressoria did not inhibit continued development of subsequent infection structures, e.g. penetration peg, sub-stomatal vesicle.

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BARJA, François et al. Microinjected antisense Inf24 oligonucleotides inhibit appressorium development in Uromyces. In: Mycological research, 1998, vol. 102, n° 12, p. 1513–1518. doi: 10.1017/S0953756298006601
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