Exploring SDHI fungicide resistance in Botrytis cinerea through genetic transformation system and AlphaFold model‐based molecular docking
Haifeng Liu,
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Gahee Lee,
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Hyunkyu Sang
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et al.
Pest Management Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
80(11), P. 5954 - 5964
Published: July 25, 2024
Abstract
BACKGROUND
Gray
mold
caused
by
Botrytis
cinerea
is
one
of
the
most
serious
diseases
affecting
strawberry.
Succinate
dehydrogenase
inhibitor
(SDHI)
fungicides
have
been
used
for
more
than
a
decade
to
control
disease.
Monitoring
resistance
and
improving
in‐depth
understanding
mechanisms
are
essential
B
.
RESULTS
In
this
study,
monitoring
SDHI
fungicide
boscalid
was
conducted
on
B.
isolated
from
strawberries
in
Korea
during
2020
2021,
with
rates
76.92%
72.25%,
respectively.
resistant
strains,
mutations
P225F/H
H272R
were
found
SdhB
,
P225F
representing
dominant
mutation
type.
Simultaneous
G85A,
I93V,
M158V,
V168I
SdhC
detected
54.84%
sensitive
strains.
Sensitivity
profiles
different
Sdh
genotypes
strains
six
SDHIs
determined
vitro
vivo
addition,
mutation(s)
genetically
validated
through
situ
(
)
expression.
Docking
assays
between
AlphaFold
model‐based
complexes
revealed
generally
consistent
patterns
their
phenotypes.
CONCLUSION
Resistance
strawberry
systematically
investigated
study.
Deciphering
genetic
transformation
system
molecular
docking
will
provide
valuable
insights
into
other
target
site‐based
fungal
pathogens.
©
2024
The
Author(s).
Pest
Management
Science
published
John
Wiley
&
Sons
Ltd
behalf
Society
Chemical
Industry.
Language: Английский
Design, synthesis, bioactivity and action mechanism of N-substituted N′-phenylpicolinohydrazides against phytopathogenic fungi
Yuhao Zhang,
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Ruofei Bai,
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Tengyi Du
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et al.
Molecular Diversity,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
Language: Английский
Design, synthesis, X‐ray crystal structure, and antifungal evaluation of new acetohydrazide derivatives containing a 4‐thioquinazoline moiety
Guangmin Tian,
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Mingyan Yi,
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T F Yan
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et al.
Pest Management Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
Abstract
BACKGROUND
To
find
efficient
agricultural
fungicides,
29
new
4‐thioquinazoline‐containing
acetohydrazide
derivatives
were
prepared
and
tested
for
their
fungicidal
properties.
RESULTS
All
of
the
target
compounds
characterized
by
1
H
13
C
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
high‐resolution
mass
spectrometry
techniques,
molecular
structure
compound
A2
was
verified
single‐crystal
X‐ray
diffraction
measurement.
The
experimental
results
revealed
that
many
from
this
series
had
impressive
inhibition
efficacies
in
vitro
against
fungi.
For
example,
A25
identified
as
best
agent
Rhizoctonia
solani
with
an
EC
50
(half‐maximal
effective
concentration)
value
0.66
μg
mL
−1
,
superior
to
those
commercial
fungicides
chlorothalonil,
carbendazim
boscalid.
Additionally,
displayed
favorable
protection
curative
activities
vivo
rice
sheath
blight
caused
R
.
Antifungal
mechanistic
studies
on
indicated
exerted
its
strong
anti
‐R
effects
probably
through
fungal
succinate
dehydrogenase
activity
[half‐maximal
inhibitory
concentration
(IC
)
=
4.88
μ
m
]
impairment
cell
membrane
integrity,
based
enzymatic
bioassays,
docking
studies,
scanning
transmission
electron
microscopy
observations.
CONCLUSION
Acetohydrazide
containing
4‐thioquinazoline
moiety
potential
be
employed
lead
developing
more
near
future.
©
2024
Society
Chemical
Industry.
Language: Английский