Aerolysin-like proteins from <i>Armillaria ostoyae</i> with potential roles in plant pathogenicity reveal a distant evolutionary relationship to toadfish natterins.

Front Fungal Biol · 2026 · PMC13433851 · PMID 42553384

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ostoyae proteins contain aerolysin-like domains belonging to the PFM_aerolysin superfamily (cl40431), with highly significant E-values ranging from 1.1716 × 10 -92 to 1.11073 × 10 -74 ( Supplementary Table 4 ).

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Aerolysin-like proteins from &lt;i&gt;Armillaria ostoyae&lt;/i&gt; with potential roles in plant pathogenicity reveal a distant evolutionary relationship to toadfish natterins.

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Aerolysin-like proteins from <i>Armillaria ostoyae</i> with potential roles in plant pathogenicity reveal a distant evolutionary relationship to toadfish natterins.