therapeutic action: identification of virulence factors for developing disease control strategies

Unveiling microRNA-like small RNAs implicated in the initial infection of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense through small RNA sequencing

Researchers discovered specific small RNA molecules produced by the fungus that causes banana wilt disease. These molecular signals, particularly one called milR106, are critical for the fungus’s ability to infect and damage banana plants. By understanding how these molecules work, scientists can develop better strategies to protect banana crops from this devastating disease that threatens global banana production.

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