529 / 2019-03-05 16:31:41
Ralstonia solanacearum subverts plant metabolism to support bacterial nutrition and cause bacterial wilt disease
Ralstonia,type III effector,bacterial wilt,gaba,bacterial pathogen
摘要录用
Liu Xian / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Gang Yu / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Yali Wei / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Yansha Li / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Hao Xue / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Junyu Chen / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Rafael Morcillo / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Yuying Sang / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Jose Rufian / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Alberto Macho / Shanghai Center for Plant Stress Biology
Plant diseases caused by bacterial pathogens pose an important threat to food security worldwide. Ralstonia solanacearum is one of the most destructive bacterial plant pathogens, and is able to infect important crops, including potato, tomato, tobacco, banana, pepper and eggplant, among others. To induce disease, bacterial pathogens have to suppress plant immunity and manipulate plant cells to shape a niche suitable for bacterial replication. Although it is assumed that bacterial pathogens need to manipulate plant metabolism to support bacterial nutrition, the specific components of this manipulation and their molecular mechanisms of action remain unknown. In this work, we uncover a bacterial effector protein that, when delivered inside plant cells, interacts with metabolic enzymes to enhance the biosynthesis of GABA. Besides being a signaling molecule in eukaryotic cells, GABA constitutes an excellent nutrient to support the growth of R. solanacearum during the infection process. We have performed a detailed molecular characterization of this phenomenon, and revealed that this process is essential for the development of bacterial wilt disease.
重要日期
  • 会议日期

    06月16日

    2019

    06月21日

    2019

  • 05月01日 2019

    初稿截稿日期

  • 06月21日 2019

    注册截止日期

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