Método de propagação de Phytopythium sp. e análise de proteínas diferencialmente expressas em raízes de mandioca inoculadas com patógeno

Abstract

Cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) is an important crop for Brazil, where it is the main producer of roots. In regions with high humidity and temperature, the development of various diseases is favored, and stands out as root rot. The pathogens causing rot, when interacting with a binding cassava, with a reaction cascade culminating in the production of pathogen related aces (PRs), and induced biosensitivity (SAR), where biology interacts, both in apoplast and in the simplest way, more quickly and with vigor to the attack of pathogen, thus allowing an advanced plant a resistance. The present study aims to generate the methodology for the study of Phytophythium sp. in cassava roots and to study a protein expression of roots of genotypes tolerant and susceptible to a root protein in response to infection with the pathogen. The culture medium with gentle cassava root in the dark provided a 19% increase in mycelial development and 615% in sporulation of the pathogen and is the most suitable for the cultivation of the pathogen. "Among inoculum blends, 140 were differentially expressed with op ≤ 0.01, generating stress groups related to biotic stress, stress oxidative, energy metabolism and abiotic stress as a group of proteins not yet associated with a plant-pathogen interaction.