Claim · model-written summary
A*/A(W) clades correlated with geographic origin and effector repertoire, but not pathogenicity.
- Interactor
- A*/A(W) strainse0pathogen
- Outcome
- clades correlated with geographical origin and T3E repertoiree0
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Verbatim
e0“A*/A(W) strains exhibited a wider genetic diversity in which clades correlated with geographical origin and T3E repertoire, but not with pathogenicity”
e1“another citrus pathogen”
Title
Aline Escalon; Stéphanie Javegny; Christian Vernière; et al. Molecular Plant Pathology 2013. doi:10.1111/mpp.12019
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Observation Xci strains carried 28 effectors, of which 26 were shared by all strains.
- Observation xopAG and xopC1 were restricted to some A*/A(W) strains.
- Observation xopAG occurred in all A(W) strains and three genetically distant A* strains.
- Observation All xopAG-containing strains induced hypersensitive response on grapefruit and sweet orange.
- Association xopAD and xopAG analysis suggested horizontal transfer between X. citri pv. bilvae and some Xci strains.
- Observation A strains were genetically less diverse and had identical phenotypic responses and indistinguishable effector repertoires.