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
The coat protein (CP) of turnip crinkle virus (TCV) plays multifaceted roles in viral infection, acting as both an avirulence (Avr) factor recognized by the resistance protein HRT and a viral suppressor of RNA silencing (VSR). However, how these dual activities are coordinated remains unclear. Here, we demonstrate that...
Hee-Jo Sung, J. Moon, Sukyoung Jung et al.· Molecular plant pathology· 0 citations
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