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Root cell types as an interface for biotic interactions
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Root responses to environmental stresses show a high level of cell type and developmental stage specificity. Interactions with beneficial and pathogenic organisms - including microbes and parasites - elicit a set of transcriptional responses unique to each root cell type, often dependent on their differentiation state. Localized changes to the cell wall and to the integrity of root cell types can serve as a physical barrier for a range of pests. Conversely, certain microorganisms weaken existing barriers within root cell types. Interactions with microorganisms vary between roots of different developmental origins and cellular architectures. Here we provide an overview of the molecular, architectural, and structural properties of root cell types crucial to both maintaining beneficial interactions and protecting from pathogens.
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SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
STRIGA-HERMONTHICA
PARTIAL RESISTANCE
GENE-EXPRESSION
PLANT
ARABIDOPSIS
RICE
RESPONSES
SYMBIOSIS
BARRIER
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