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Research Progress on the Mechanism and Function of Histone Acetylation Regulating the Interaction between Pathogenic Fungi and Plant Hosts
by
Zhang, Zhanquan
, Tian, Shiping
, Zhang, Xiaokang
, Liu, Yangzhi
, Zhou, Yuzhu
, Li, Boqiang
in
Acetylation
/ Cell cycle
/ Chromatin
/ Coexistence
/ Conformation
/ Deacetylation
/ disease resistance
/ DNA damage
/ DNA methylation
/ DNA repair
/ Enzymes
/ Epigenetic inheritance
/ Epigenetics
/ fungal pathogenicity
/ Fungi
/ Gene expression
/ Genes
/ histone acetylation
/ histone acetylation enzymes
/ histone deacetylation enzymes
/ Histones
/ Host plants
/ Pathogenicity
/ Phosphorylation
/ Plant immunity
/ Proteins
/ Review
/ Transcription factors
/ Yeast
2024
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Research Progress on the Mechanism and Function of Histone Acetylation Regulating the Interaction between Pathogenic Fungi and Plant Hosts
by
Zhang, Zhanquan
, Tian, Shiping
, Zhang, Xiaokang
, Liu, Yangzhi
, Zhou, Yuzhu
, Li, Boqiang
in
Acetylation
/ Cell cycle
/ Chromatin
/ Coexistence
/ Conformation
/ Deacetylation
/ disease resistance
/ DNA damage
/ DNA methylation
/ DNA repair
/ Enzymes
/ Epigenetic inheritance
/ Epigenetics
/ fungal pathogenicity
/ Fungi
/ Gene expression
/ Genes
/ histone acetylation
/ histone acetylation enzymes
/ histone deacetylation enzymes
/ Histones
/ Host plants
/ Pathogenicity
/ Phosphorylation
/ Plant immunity
/ Proteins
/ Review
/ Transcription factors
/ Yeast
2024
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Research Progress on the Mechanism and Function of Histone Acetylation Regulating the Interaction between Pathogenic Fungi and Plant Hosts
by
Zhang, Zhanquan
, Tian, Shiping
, Zhang, Xiaokang
, Liu, Yangzhi
, Zhou, Yuzhu
, Li, Boqiang
in
Acetylation
/ Cell cycle
/ Chromatin
/ Coexistence
/ Conformation
/ Deacetylation
/ disease resistance
/ DNA damage
/ DNA methylation
/ DNA repair
/ Enzymes
/ Epigenetic inheritance
/ Epigenetics
/ fungal pathogenicity
/ Fungi
/ Gene expression
/ Genes
/ histone acetylation
/ histone acetylation enzymes
/ histone deacetylation enzymes
/ Histones
/ Host plants
/ Pathogenicity
/ Phosphorylation
/ Plant immunity
/ Proteins
/ Review
/ Transcription factors
/ Yeast
2024
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Research Progress on the Mechanism and Function of Histone Acetylation Regulating the Interaction between Pathogenic Fungi and Plant Hosts
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Research Progress on the Mechanism and Function of Histone Acetylation Regulating the Interaction between Pathogenic Fungi and Plant Hosts
2024
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Overview
Histone acetylation is a crucial epigenetic modification, one that holds the key to regulating gene expression by meticulously modulating the conformation of chromatin. Most histone acetylation enzymes (HATs) and deacetylation enzymes (HDACs) in fungi were originally discovered in yeast. The functions and mechanisms of HATs and HDACs in yeast that have been documented offer us an excellent entry point for gaining insights into these two types of enzymes. In the interaction between plants and pathogenic fungi, histone acetylation assumes a critical role, governing fungal pathogenicity and plant immunity. This review paper delves deep into the recent advancements in understanding how histone acetylation shapes the interaction between plants and fungi. It explores how this epigenetic modification influences the intricate balance of power between these two kingdoms of life, highlighting the intricate network of interactions and the subtle shifts in these interactions that can lead to either mutual coexistence or hostile confrontation.
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