USING WEAKLY CONSERVED MOTIFS HIDDEN IN SECRETION SIGNALS TO IDENTIFY TYPE-III EFFECTORS FROM BACTERIAL PATHOGEN GENOMES.

Using weakly conserved motifs hidden in secretion signals to identify type-III effectors from bacterial pathogen genomes.

BackgroundAs one of the most important virulence factor types in gram-negative pathogenic bacteria, type-III effectors (TTEs) play a crucial role in pathogen-host interactions by directly influencing immune signaling pathways within host cells.Based on the hypothesis that type-III secretion signals may be comprised of some weakly conserved sequence

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Deciphering genetic diversity phylogeny and assembly of Allium species through micro satellite markers on nuclear DNA

The genus Allium is the most diverse, with cultivated crops such as onion, garlic, bunching onion, chives, leeks, and shallots, and several wild and semi-domesticated Allium species utilized as minor vegetables.These minor species are the genetic resources for various abiotic and biotic stresses.To employ underutilized species in breeding programme

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