In the last years, the use of new -omics techniques have improved fungal studies by leading to new research opportunities able to get new insight regarding all aspects of environmental adaption and life cycle. In this context, the use of proteomic tools revealed new information about the fungal lifestyle, highlighting new insights into their relationships with plants. The present article focuses on two important fungal research fields, mycorrhizal and pathogenic fungi, to get an accurate picture from the most recent proteomic studies and the milestones that have improved the knowledge of the complex metabolism of these fascinating species called fungi.

Proteomics in Mycorrhizal and plant pathogenic fungi

Vita F.;
2021-01-01

Abstract

In the last years, the use of new -omics techniques have improved fungal studies by leading to new research opportunities able to get new insight regarding all aspects of environmental adaption and life cycle. In this context, the use of proteomic tools revealed new information about the fungal lifestyle, highlighting new insights into their relationships with plants. The present article focuses on two important fungal research fields, mycorrhizal and pathogenic fungi, to get an accurate picture from the most recent proteomic studies and the milestones that have improved the knowledge of the complex metabolism of these fascinating species called fungi.
2021
9780128199909
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