(in Polish) Plant-pathogen Interactions 320-ERS-1PPIL

Field of study: Biology
Level of education: first level of studies
Study profile: general academic
Form of study: full-time
Type of subject: compulsory subject, major module
English language
Year of study/semester: 2nd year
The field of exact and natural sciences, the discipline of biological sciences
Prerequisites: the student should have knowledge of the basics of biology
Number of hours of didactic classes, broken down into the forms of conducting: lectures - 10 hours.
ECTS points: 1

Didactic methods: lecture, consultations.

Term 2022:

Didactic methods: lecture, consultations.

Prerequisites (description)

Substantive content: Topics of lecture focus on mechanisms on plant resistance against pathogens and molecular interactions of plant and pathogens molecules during signal transduction of defense reactions in host cells. Concepts of classical and modern plant pathology will be presented. Also examples of the most devastating diseases caused by viruses, bacteria and fungi in the crop plants mostly in Europe will be described. 1.Plant resistance, gene for gene interaction, plant receptors and avirulence factors 2.Structural and chemical barriers in plant defense response 3.Viral plant diseases 4. Bacterial plant diseases and Agrobacerium as an example of a plant bacterial pathogen 5.Biotrophic and necrotrophic fungi interacting with crop plants

Course coordinators

Violetta Macioszek

Type of course

General:

obligatory courses

Term 2022:

general courses

Mode

(in Polish) w sali

Learning outcomes

Student describes and explains complexity of plant interactions with biotic environmenta factors taking place in plant cells.
KA6_WG2, KA6_WG3, KA6_WG6

Assessment criteria

Forms and conditions of credit:
Attendance

Bibliography

Literature:
Matthew Dickinson, Molecular Plant Pathology, 2003, BIOS Scientific Publication, Taylor and Francis Group
Kumar Sanjeev, Plant Pathogens and Principles of Plant Pathology, 2015, New India Publishing Agency- NIPA
Jeremy J. Burdon, Anna-Liisa Laine, Evolutionary Dynamics of Plant-Pathogen Interactions, 2019, Cambridge University Press
Original and review papers publish in plant biology journals such as Plant Cell, Plant Physiology,, New Phytologist, Plants etc.

Notes

Term 2022:

Forms and conditions of credit:
Attendance

Additional information

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