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Gilbert Engler

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Fragoso R, Arraes F, Lourenco-Tessutti I, Miranda V, Basso M, Ferreira A, et al.
Planta . 2022 Sep; 256(4):69. PMID: 36066773
The pUceS8.3 is a constitutive gene promoter with potential for ectopic and strong genes overexpression or active biomolecules in plant tissues attacked by pests, including nematode-induced giant cells or galls....
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Cabral D, Banora M, Antonino J, Rodiuc N, Vieira P, Coelho R, et al.
New Phytol . 2019 Sep; 225(1):430-447. PMID: 31505035
Galls induced by plant-parasitic nematodes involve a hyperactivation of the plant mitotic and endocycle machinery for their profit. Dedifferentiation of host root cells includes drastic cellular and molecular readjustments. In...
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Barbosa E, Bonfim Jr M, Bloch Jr C, Engler G, Rocha T, Engler J
Mol Plant Microbe Interact . 2018 Apr; 31(10):1048-1059. PMID: 29663868
Nematodes are devastating pests that infect most cultivated plant species and cause considerable agricultural losses worldwide. The understanding of metabolic adjustments induced during plant-nematode interaction is crucial to generate resistant...
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Antonino de Souza Junior J, Pierre O, Coelho R, Grossi-de-Sa M, Engler G, Engler J
Front Plant Sci . 2017 Jun; 8:961. PMID: 28659939
Root-knot nematodes induce galls that contain giant-feeding cells harboring multiple enlarged nuclei within the roots of host plants. It is recognized that the cell cycle plays an essential role in...
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Coelho R, Vieira P, Antonino de Souza Junior J, Martin-Jimenez C, De Veylder L, Cazareth J, et al.
Plant Cell Environ . 2017 Jan; 40(7):1174-1188. PMID: 28103637
Cell cycle control in galls provoked by root-knot nematodes involves the activity of inhibitor genes like the Arabidopsis ICK/KRP members. Ectopic KRP1, KRP2 and KRP4 expression resulted in decreased gall...
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Diaz-Manzano F, Barcala M, Engler G, Fenoll C, de Almeida-Engler J, Escobar C
Front Plant Sci . 2016 Jul; 7:966. PMID: 27458466
Galls induced by Meloidogyne spp. in plant roots are a complex organ formed by heterogeneous tissues; within them there are 5-8 giant cells (GCs) that root-knot nematodes use for their...
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Coelho R, Antonino de Souza Junior J, Firmino A, de Macedo L, Fonseca F, Terra W, et al.
Meta Gene . 2016 Jul; 9:173-80. PMID: 27419079
Vitellogenin (Vg), a yolk protein precursor, is the primary egg nutrient source involved in insect reproduction and embryo development. The Cotton Boll weevil (CBW) Anthonomus grandis Boheman, the most important...
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Kyndt T, Goverse A, Haegeman A, Warmerdam S, Wanjau C, Jahani M, et al.
J Exp Bot . 2016 Jun; 67(15):4559-70. PMID: 27312670
Plant-parasitic root-knot nematodes induce the formation of giant cells within the plant root, and it has been recognized that auxin accumulates in these feeding sites. Here, we studied the role...
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Albuquerque E, Bezerra C, Romero J, Valencia J, Valencia-Jimenez A, Pimenta L, et al.
Trop Plant Biol . 2015 Dec; 8:98-107. PMID: 26697127
Genetic transformation of coffee ( spp.), the second most traded commodity worldwide, is an alternative approach to introducing features that cannot be introgressed by traditional crossings. The transgenic stability, heritability...
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Antonino de Souza Junior J, Grossi de Sa M, Engler G, Engler J
Methods Mol Biol . 2015 Dec; 1370:59-68. PMID: 26659954
Synchronization of root cells through chemical treatment can generate a large number of cells blocked in specific cell cycle phases. In plants, this approach can be employed for cell suspension...