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Molecular adaptations and metabolic reprogramming of Priestia megaterium KW16 in response to fungal pathogen-derived filtrates

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The Brief

  • A Nature Scientific Reports article examines how the bacterium Priestia megaterium strain KW16 responds to filtrates derived from fungal pathogens.
  • The study focuses on molecular adaptations and metabolic reprogramming in the bacterium.
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Why it matters

Understanding how beneficial soil bacteria change their molecular and metabolic activity when exposed to fungal pathogen compounds can inform research on microbial interactions with plant pathogens.

Who’s affected

  • microbiologists
  • plant pathologists and agricultural researchers
  • #microbiology
  • #plant pathogens
  • #fungi
  • #bacterial metabolism
  • #priestia megaterium

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