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G. W. Sundin

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R. R. Kharadi

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pGpG-signaling regulates virulence and global transcriptomic targets in Erwinia amylovora

R. R. Kharadi, B. Y. Hsueh, C. M. Waters, G. W. Sundin

This study shows that pGpG, a byproduct of c-di-GMP degradation, regulates virulence and biofilm formation in Erwinia amylovora by affecting gene expression and amylovoran production.

bioRxiv · Jan 12, 2024 · PreprintMicrobiology

The cyclic di-GMP network is a global regulator of phase-transition and attachment-dependent host colonization in Erwinia amylovora

R. R. Kharadi, K. Selbmann, G. W. Sundin

This study shows that eliminating all c-di-GMP enzymes in E. amylovora prevents biofilm formation and surface attachment, revealing their global regulatory role in host colonization.

bioRxiv · Feb 1, 2021 · PreprintMicrobiology

Cell-length heterogeneity: a population-level solution to growth/virulence trade-offs in the plant pathogen Dickeya dadantii

Z. Cui, C.-H. Yang, R. R. Kharadi, X. Yuan, G. W. Sundin, L. R. Triplett, J. Wang, Q. Zeng

This study shows that Dickeya dadantii uses cell-length heterogeneity to balance virulence and growth during infection, with short cells being virulent and filamentous cells supporting rapid growth.

bioRxiv · Mar 13, 2019Microbiology