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Membrane Receptor Evolution and Structural Basis of Signal Specificity

Agricultural Microbiology

Quorum Sensing in Agricultural Pathogenic Bacteria

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Agricultural Microbiology › Quorum Sensing in Agricultural Pathogenic Bacteria

Membrane Receptor Evolution and Structural Basis of Signal Specificity

This research employs structural biology and comparative genomics to elucidate how QS receptor proteins achieve signal discrimination and achieve context-dependent activation in plant-associated bacteria. These molecular details enable rational design of specificity-enhanced inhibitors with reduced off-target effects.

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