Article title: PUFA-PLs biosynthesis enzymes contribute to pathogenic development of rice
blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae
Authors: Q Liu, R Long, C Zhi, Z Liang, and Y Z Deng
Journal: Mycology
DoI: https://doi.org/10.1080/21501203.2024.2350169
This article was published earlier with an error in the ‘Figure 5’. This has now been corrected and republished in the original article. The below mentioned is the updated Figure 5 which is now corrected in the original article.
Figure 5.
Fad2 and Acsl4 are involved in PUFA biosynthesis. PI, PS, PE, and PC species were significantly decreased in fad2Δ (a) or acsl4Δ (b) conidia at 6 h, as compared to WT. 14 types of PE were significantly decreased in fad2Δ (c) or acsl4Δ (d) conidia at 6 h, as compared to WT. (e) Conidial viability of WT, fad2Δ, or acsl4Δ was quantified based on H1-RFP marked nuclei, at 14.5 hpi. DOPE (20 μmol/L), SLPE (20 μmol/L), or in combination (v:v = 1:1) were added at 0 h. EtOH (0.2%) served as a solvent control. Mean ± S.D. was derived from three independent repeats (n ≥ 50 conidia each) for each treatment. * or ***: p < 0.05 or p < 0.001 vs WT (viability) (Student’s t-test).