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<b><u> Plants and Agriculture </u></b> | <b><u> Plants and Agriculture </u></b> | ||
Evidences suggest that TP-I has ability to permeabilize the cell membranes of pathogens.<ref name=Laederach>PMID:12369825</ref>. Also, LPS and DNA being the potential biological targets of the peptide, its antimicrobial activity might be exploited. Eyeing the potential of TP-I, it has been insetred successfully in genome of ''Ornithogalum dubium'' and ''Ornithogalum thyrsoides''. These ornamentals plants were originally sensitive to soft rot erwinias (SREs) and insertion of TP-I in the plants has successfully protected them without affecting their normal physiology <ref name=Lipsky>PMID:25438795</ref><ref name=Lipsky>PMID:27639550</ref>. | Evidences suggest that TP-I has ability to permeabilize the cell membranes of pathogens.<ref name=Laederach>PMID:12369825</ref>. Also, LPS and DNA being the potential biological targets of the peptide, its antimicrobial activity might be exploited. Eyeing the potential of TP-I, it has been insetred successfully in genome of ''Ornithogalum dubium'' and ''Ornithogalum thyrsoides''. These ornamentals plants were originally sensitive to soft rot erwinias (SREs) and insertion of TP-I in the plants has successfully protected them without affecting their normal physiology <ref name=Lipsky>PMID:25438795</ref><ref name=Lipsky and Joshi>PMID:27639550</ref>. | ||
<b><u> Clinical Importance </u></b> | <b><u> Clinical Importance </u></b> |