Plants experience mechanical forces generated by growth, geometry, and turgor pressure, as well as environmental challenges such as osmotic fluctuation, physical constraint, wounding, and pathogen attack. A central problem in plant mechanobiology is not simply how force is detected, but which mechanochemical variable...
Dawon Jeon, Seong-Hyeon Bae, TaeHyun Kim et al.· Mechanobiology· 0 citations
The plant cell wall is a primary barrier to pathogen invasion and a dynamic extracellular interface involved in defense signaling. During infection, pathogens remodel the wall through cell wall-degrading enzymes and effectors, whereas plants reinforce the wall and perceive wall-derived damage-associated molecular patte...
Dawon Jeon, Seong-Hyeon Bae, TaeHyun Kim et al.· Plant Pathology Journal· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that the position of a fluorescent protein (FP) tag on CP functionally separates its two activities, revealing that TCV CP contains spatially and mechanistically separable determinants for Avr and VSR functions and identifying CP–ATG8 association as a potential interface between viral infection and h...
Hee-Jo Sung, J. Moon, Sukyoung Jung et al.· Molecular plant pathology· 0 citations
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