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Signal Transduction in Host-Parasite Interactions

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Recognition is an early event in plant-microbe interactions that activates specific biochemical, physiological, or morphological reactions resulting in either disease development (compatible reaction) or resistance response (incompatible reaction). Very little is known about the mechanisms by which the event is initiated and proceeded. It is generally believed that recognition process begins with the arrival of a propagule on or in the vicinity of the host. The information is transduced from the pathogen to the host or vice verse via molecular interaction. The molecules involved in the process are signal molecules and their complementary receptors. The perception of the signal by the receptor generates intracellular second messengers that in turn activate, repress, or regulate gene expression.

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