Sterilized cellophane membrane
The sterilized cellophane membrane is a laboratory equipment used to create a semipermeable barrier. It allows the passage of certain molecules while restricting the movement of others, facilitating various experimental and analytical processes.
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Cellophane Membrane Penetration Assay
Penetration Assay for Fungal Pathogenicity
The fungus was recovered from infected cotton as follows: the stem sections above cotyledons of cotton plants were taken at 30 days after inoculation and surface-sterilized for 1 min in 70% ethanol, followed by 60 min in 10% hydrogen peroxide. The samples were then rinsed three times with sterile water, cut into 1 cm slices and cultured at 26°C on PDA medium.
Upland cotton was inoculated with V592 and transformants for the infection assays, using our laboratory unimpaired root-dip inoculation method [36 (link)]. Disease severity was counted by the percentage of cottons that showed wilting symptom at 30 dpi after inoculation. The infection assays for each mutant colony were repeated at least three times.
Fungal Growth on Cellophane Membrane
Inducing Fungal Hyphopodium Formation
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