Author: lifeasible

When infested by foreign fungi, plants will achieve sensing, transmission, and biological defense against fungal infestation signals by changing the expression pattern of their proteome or the activity of enzymes and other lifestyles. Proteins have specific activity patterns, such as protein structure formation, modification and processing, translocation and localization, and protein-protein interactions, which usually cannot…

Agricultural phages have great potential for controlling plant bacterial diseases. They are widespread in nature, can self-replicate, target receptors with pathogenic bacteria, are not toxic to eukaryotes, and at the same time, are specific and do not damage beneficial indigenous flora. Given the isolation and technical development of agrophages, Lifeasible can provide biological characterization tests…