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P. Moschou

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Protein Detection and Localization in Plant Cells Using Spot-Tagging

A. Mentzelopoulou, C. Liu, P. Moschou

The paper introduces a new protein labelling strategy called spot-tagging for use in plant cells, demonstrating its effectiveness with the Kinesin 7.3 protein.

bioRxiv · Nov 24, 2020Plant Biology

Establishment of Proximity-dependent Biotinylation Approaches in Different Plant Model Systems

D. Arora, N. B. Abel, C. Liu, P. Van Damme, K. Yperman, L. Dai Vu, J. Wang, A. Tornkvist, F. Impens, B. Korbei, D. Eeckhout, J. Van Leene, A. Goossens, G. De Jaeger, T. Ott, , D. Van Damme

The paper establishes TurboID as the most effective PDL method in plant systems and demonstrates its utility in capturing protein interactomes and structural information.

bioRxiv · Mar 27, 2020Plant Biology

The Rhizoctonia solani RsLysM and RsRlpA effector proteins contribute to virulence suppressing chitin-triggered immunity and hypersensitive response

F. Dolfors, L. Holmquist, P. Moschou, C. Dixelius, G. Tzelepis

This study identifies two effector proteins from Rhizoctonia solani that suppress plant immunity, contributing to virulence by inhibiting chitin-triggered immunity and hypersensitive response.

bioRxiv · Oct 28, 2018 · PreprintPlant Biology