Publikation: Nutrient uptake in rust fungi : how sweet is parasitic life?
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A better understanding of the fundamental principles of host-pathogen interactions should enable us to develop new strategies to control disease and to eliminate or at least manage their causative agents. This is especially true for obligate biotrophic parasites like the rust fungi. One vital aspect in the field of obligate biotrophic host-pathogen interactions is the mobilization, acquisition and metabolism of nutrients by the pathogen. This includes transporters necessary for the uptake of nutrients as well as enzymes necessary for their mobilization and metabolism. In a broader sense effector molecules reprogramming the host or triggering the infected cell into metabolic shifts favorable for the pathogen also play an important role in pathogen alimentation.
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VOEGELE, Ralf T., Kurt MENDGEN, 2011. Nutrient uptake in rust fungi : how sweet is parasitic life?. In: Euphytica. 2011, 179(1), pp. 41-55. ISSN 0014-2336. Available under: doi: 10.1007/s10681-011-0358-5BibTex
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