Lipopolysaccharide and Its Interactions with Plants
作者： Gitte Erbs , Mari-Anne Newman
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-0733-1_14
关键词: Microorganism 、 Innate immune system 、 Lipopolysaccharide 、 Pathogen 、 Extracellular 、 Multicellular organism 、 Cell wall 、 Cell biology 、 Biology 、 Respiratory burst
摘要: In an environment that is rich in potentially pathogenic microorganisms, the survival of higher eukaryotic organisms depends on efficient pathogen sensing and rapidly mounted defence responses. Such protective mechanisms are found all multicellular collectively referred to as innate immunity. Innate immunity first line against invading microorganisms vertebrates only invertebrates plants [1]. Plants interact with a variety like insects mammals, they respond broad range microbial molecules. The recognition non-self induces plant responses such oxidative burst, nitric oxide (NO) generation, extracellular pH increase, cell wall strengthening pathogenesis-related (PR) protein accumulation, leading basal resistance or Recognition non-self, pathogen, crucial for effective response.
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