The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration
Plant diseases are one of the most studied subjects in the field of plant science due to their impact on crop yield and food security. Our increased understanding of plant–pathogen interactions was mainly driven by the development of new techniques that facilitated analyses on a subcellular and mole...
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| description | Plant diseases are one of the most studied subjects in the field of plant science due to their impact on crop yield and food security. Our increased understanding of plant–pathogen interactions was mainly driven by the development of new techniques that facilitated analyses on a subcellular and molecular level. The development of labeling technologies, which allowed the visualization and localization of cellular structures and proteins in live cell imaging, promoted the use of fluorescence and laser-scanning microscopy in the field of plant–pathogen interactions. Recent advances in new microscopic technologies opened their application in plant science and in the investigation of plant diseases. In this regard, in planta Förster/Fluorescence resonance energy transfer has demonstrated to facilitate the measurement of protein-protein interactions within the living tissue, supporting the analysis of regulatory pathways involved in plant immunity and putative host-pathogen interactions on a nanoscale level. Localization microscopy, an emerging, non-invasive microscopic technology, will allow investigations with a nanoscale resolution leading to new possibilities in the understanding of molecular processes. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5cb60f890c8a4fda8bc219aae64557792022-12-22T02:29:16ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Plant Science1664-462X2014-06-01510.3389/fpls.2014.0027098041The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetrationDorothea eEllinger0Christian eVoigt1University of HamburgUniversity of HamburgPlant diseases are one of the most studied subjects in the field of plant science due to their impact on crop yield and food security. Our increased understanding of plant–pathogen interactions was mainly driven by the development of new techniques that facilitated analyses on a subcellular and molecular level. The development of labeling technologies, which allowed the visualization and localization of cellular structures and proteins in live cell imaging, promoted the use of fluorescence and laser-scanning microscopy in the field of plant–pathogen interactions. Recent advances in new microscopic technologies opened their application in plant science and in the investigation of plant diseases. In this regard, in planta Förster/Fluorescence resonance energy transfer has demonstrated to facilitate the measurement of protein-protein interactions within the living tissue, supporting the analysis of regulatory pathways involved in plant immunity and putative host-pathogen interactions on a nanoscale level. Localization microscopy, an emerging, non-invasive microscopic technology, will allow investigations with a nanoscale resolution leading to new possibilities in the understanding of molecular processes.http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpls.2014.00270/fullinnate immunitycalloseFRETplant defensepowdery mildewcell wall integrity |
| spellingShingle | Dorothea eEllinger Christian eVoigt The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration Frontiers in Plant Science innate immunity callose FRET plant defense powdery mildew cell wall integrity |
| title | The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| title_full | The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| title_fullStr | The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| title_full_unstemmed | The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| title_short | The use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| title_sort | use of nanoscale fluorescence microscopic to decipher cell wall modifications during fungal penetration |
| topic | innate immunity callose FRET plant defense powdery mildew cell wall integrity |
| url | http://journal.frontiersin.org/Journal/10.3389/fpls.2014.00270/full |
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