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Enzyme Inhibitor Protein Evolution and Pathogen Resistance Trait Selection

Agriculture Plant Pathology

Enzyme Production During Plant Infection Processes

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Agriculture Plant Pathology › Enzyme Production During Plant Infection Processes

Enzyme Inhibitor Protein Evolution and Pathogen Resistance Trait Selection

This research examines how plants evolve protease inhibitors and other enzyme-inhibitory proteins to counteract pathogen-produced hydrolytic enzymes, and conversely how pathogens develop inhibitor-resistant enzyme variants. The study provides evolutionary insights critical for sustainable crop breeding strategies targeting durable disease resistance.

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