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Pattern triggered immunity in horticultural crops

  • We use comparative genomics to survey the pattern-recognition receptor (PRRs) repertoire of Chinese cabbage.
  • We clone the homologs of known PRRs and test their functionality in Arabidopsis prr mutants.
  • We assay the Chinese cabbage physiological responses to treatment with known pathogen-derived molecules.

Pathogen effector impact on plant physiology

  • We selected a subset of Ralstonia solanacearum effectors that carry a putative Nuclear Localization Signal.
  • We clone the selected effectors into binary vector for heterologous expression in tobacco and Arabidopsis.
  • We survey the impact of effector expression on the plant immune system and the root development.

New R genes in horticultural crops

  • We use comparative genomics to identify putative avirulent effectors from Korean strains of Ralstonia solanacearum in bacterial wilt resistant Solanaceae.
  • We clone individual avirulent effector candidates into different vector to find a suitable delivery method in Solanaceae leaves.
  • We test hypersensitive response following effector delivery in various segregating populations.
  • We develop molecular markers linked with bacterial wilt resistance for accelerated breeding of resistant cultivars.



Our research is supported by following national institutions and companies.


New Creative Leader program
(2017 – 2026)

Biogreen 21
(2018 – 2010)

LG-SNU Cooperation program
(2017 – 2020)

Individual Basic Science & Engineering Research Program
(2017 – 2020)
Plant Immunity Research Center
(2018 - 2025)