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A conserved root-knot nematode effector targets plant kinesin light chain related proteins to promote parasitism
Abstract Root-knot nematodes (RKNs) are obligate plant parasites that establish biotrophic interactions with a wide range of host plants, causing major crop losses worldwide. During infection, RKNs secrete effector proteins from their esophageal glands into root tissues via a stylet. These effectors
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