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      <title>Peroxisomal carnitine acetyl transferase is required for elaboration of penetration hyphae during plant infection by Magnaporthe grisea by nur syahirah</title>
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      <pubDate>2016-11-30 02:43:12 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Discussion (Siva)</title>
         <author>sivasni_11</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140705034</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div>-CAT is important for directing Acetyl CoA to correct compartment for utilization. In S. cervisiae Cat2 provides peroxisomaaly generated acetyl CoA transfered to cytoplasm, Cat1 into mitochondria.<br>-PTH2 encodes  major CAT activity</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 02:52:46 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Introduction</title>
         <author>syahirahazmi94</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140705430</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div>- Initial development of the rice blast fungus occurs on the leaf surface in the absence of external nutrients.<br><br>- The transfer of acetyl CoA across intracellular membranes is catalysed by carnitine <br>acetyl transferases (CATs)<br>**CAT-  convert acetyl CoA units to acetyl-carnitine for transport across the membrane<br><br>- PTH2 gene  -  potentially encoding a CAT<br>a) PTH2 encodes the major CAT in M. grisea and is necessary for appressoria to function correctly.<br>b)regulated by the cyclic AMP response pathway and is located in
 peroxisomes<br>c)contributes to effective lipid reserve mobilization during
 appressorium maturation<br>d)necessary for penetration hypha formation and host invasion.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 02:57:24 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Results</title>
         <author>syahirahazmi94</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140705750</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong><em>1. PTH2 is regulated by the cAMP response pathway</em></strong><br># Elevated expression of a 2.1 kb PTH2 transcript was observed when the fungus was grown on ethanol, <br>acetate, olive oil, oleic acid, triolein, or glycerol<br># PTH2 expression in mycelium is normally repressed in the presence of glucose, which requires the cAMP-dependent PKA signalling pathway.<br><br><strong><em>2. PTH2 encodes a CAT required for lipid metabolism</em></strong><br><strong>#</strong> PTH2 gene was removed and <br>replaced with a 1.4 kb hygromycin phosphotransferase <br>gene cassette<br><strong>#</strong>the gene then was introduced into Guy 11(wild type)<br><strong>#</strong>growth test revealed pth2 mutants unable to utilize acetate ,triglyceride or long chain fatty acids as sole carbon sources<br><br>~ determine whether PTH 2 encodes a CAT<br>++ Guy 11 - CAT activity is higher compared to pth2 mutants.<br>++reintroduction of PTH2 gene into pth2 mutant restored CAT activity</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 03:01:45 UTC</pubDate>
         <guid>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140705750</guid>
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         <title>Result</title>
         <author>eiymahanafiah</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140705960</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div>Pth2 is dispensable for turgor generation within the appressorium.<br>~ loss of CAT lead to inability to form appressorium<br>~ cytorrhysis assays - to test whether pth2 is require in turgor generation or not.<br>~ result, pth2 is not needed for appressorium turgor generation<br>Appresorial melanin biosynthesis is reduced, but not severely compromised by absence of PTH2.<br>~ peroxisomal acetyl-CoA is required as a substrate for dihydronephthalene melanin biosynthesis in appressorium function.<br>~ pth2 generate cytoplasmic acetyl-CoA - channeled to pentaketide melanin biosynthesis pathway.<br>~ electron microscopy perform in pth2 mutant, guy11, alb1 and buf1 mutant<br>~in guy11 - thin distinct layer of melanin deposite outside plasma membrane.<br>~ in pth2 - melanin thickness was reduced compare to guy11<br>~ in buf1 mutant - thick microfubrillar melanin precursor present<br>~scytalone solution was added to test reduction in melanisation in pth2 - result : no restoration<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 03:04:48 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Farhana Result- Pth2 is a peroxisomal CAT</title>
         <author>hanamel16_co</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140706317</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div>-Studies in <em>S. cerevisiae </em><br>shown that CAT2 encodes both peroxisomal and mito- <br>chondrial CAT isoforms.<br>-this CAT isoforms contain both an N-terminal <br>amphiphilic a-helix that acts as a mitochondrial targeting <br>signal and the tripeptide, AKL, a functional variant of the <br>type I peroxisomal targeting signal <br>-To determine the subcellular location of Pth2, Pth2–GFP fusion protein in <em>M</em>. <br>grisea under the control of its native promoter is constructed &amp; expressed.<br>-This gene <br>fusion is fully functional and able to complement all <br>Dpth2 mutant phenotypes <br>-The expression of GFP was observed with a punctate distribution of <br>vegetative hyphae, grown in axenic culture and then it is<br>transferred to medium containing 50 mM sodium <br>acetate, and within conidia<br>-To investigate the <br>cellular distribution, FoxA- <br>RFP fusion protein is introduced to the same Pth2–GFP transformant <br>of M. grisea. <br>-Colocalization of the <br>foxA-RFP and Pth2–GFP fusion proteins was observed <br>in an intracellular vesicles<br>This result is observed when accumulated at the cortex <br>of cells <br>- the diffusion back- <br>ground Pth2–GFP fluorescence in hyphae of the fungus is observed.<br>- As a conclusion, Pth2 is located in peroxisomes. The small cytosolic <br>pool of the protein also possibly exists. </div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 03:10:22 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Farhana Result-PTH2 is required for cuticle penetration and infection ofthe leaf epidermis</title>
         <author>hanamel16_co</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140706425</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div>-To investigate the role of PTH2 in rice blast, scientist inoculate seedlings of the blast-susceptible rice cultivar <br>CO-39 and the barley cultivar Golden Promise, with a pth2 mutant. <br>-No rice blast disease symptoms were <br>observed which consistent with previous <br>analysis of a pth2 insertion mutant.<br>-moreove, reintroduction of the PTH2 gene restored <br>fully the ability to cause rice blast disease<br>- This result can be concluded that PTH2 encodes the major CAT <br>activity in M. grisea, which is essential for development of <br>rice blast disease.<br>- The reasons pth2 mutants fail to <br>cause rice blast disease is further investigated<br>-The result shown that conidiogenesis was reduced 10-fold (6 x10^5 <br>conidia ml-1 <br>) in pth2 mutants compared with Guy 11 <br>(3 x 10^6 conidia ml-1 <br>), but spores germinated normally <br>and developed appressoria.<br>- The investigation further carried out by allowing the appressoria of the pth2 and Guy 11 to form on intact rice leaf surfaces and those in <br>which the cuticle was first removed by abrasion<br>-The disease <br>symptoms were then recorded 72–102 h after inoculation.<br>- It seems that no disease lesions were observed on non- <br>abraded leaves of either rice or barley seedlings inocu- <br>lated with pth2 mutant<br>- However,small disease lesions were observed on abraded leaf <br>sections inoculated with the pth2 mutant but less developed than those <br>formed by Guy 11.<br>-This suggests that the initial events of <br>plant infection are most likely to be affected by loss of <br>Pth2 because the capacity for growth in rice leaf tissue is <br>still present in pth2 mutants, but a much-reduced <br>rate compared with the isogenic wild type. <br>-To visualize invasive hyphae within rice epidermal <br>cell layers was performed by epifluorescence microscopy <br>using aniline blue<br>-Rice leaves were inoculated with conidia from Guy <br>11 and pth2 mutant and the fungus allowed to develop <br>for 4 days. <br>- The Guy 11 penetration hyphae were <br>observed ramifying throughout the rice leaf tissue<br>- In the pth2 mutant, no <br>penetration hyphae were observed indicating <br>that rice cuticle penetration and formation of penetration <br>hyphae are affected by loss of Pth2.<br>-Epidermal penetration assays were performed with the <br>pth2 mutant and Guy 11 by inoculating onion epidermal <br>strips with a concentration of 1 x10^4 conidia ml-1<br>-In Dpth2 infections, <br>50 ± 7% appressoria produced penetration hyphae after <br>24 h compared with 92 ± 3.5% in Guy 11 infections. After <br>48 h, 61 ± 4% of the Dpth2 mutant had successfully <br>penetrated.<br>- These observations indicate that pth2 <br>mutant appressoria retain the capacity for production of <br>polarized penetration pegs <br>-This penetration pegs able to breach a <br>highly yielding surface, such as an onion epidermal strip, <br>but are reduced in their ability to elaborate penetration of the hyphae to breach the tough outer cuticle of the rice leaf
<br>and enter leaf tissue.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 03:12:00 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Siti Syahira binti Janudin</title>
         <author>syahirahazmi94</author>
         <link>https://padlet.com/syahirahazmi94/v7dnjg1baheo/wish/140707228</link>
         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>RESULT <br><br>1. Lipid mobilization is impaired in developing appressoria <br>of the Dpth2 mutant.<br></strong>-Dpth2 mutants, lipid bodies are not metabolized within appressoria <br>at the same rate as in a wild-type M. grisea strain.<br><br><br><strong>2. Addition of glucose can partially remediate the Dpth2 <br>mutant phenotype.<br></strong>-Glucose take-up by the fungus can partly restore the functional <br>competence of appressoria, and in particular their ability <br>to form penetration hyphae.<br><br><br><strong>3.Pth2 mutants produce penetration hyphae that are
<br>chitin-deficient.<br></strong>-chitin synthesis during invasive hypha formation
 is impaired in the Dpth2 mutant.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2016-11-30 03:22:31 UTC</pubDate>
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