Figures & data
Table 1. Autophagy-related proteins (ATGs) found in the NCBI protein databases of yeasts, fungal entomopathogens and nematophagous fungi.
Figure 1. Autophagy-related (ATG) genes functioning in unicellular fungi. Forty-two ATG genes plus Vps14 and Vps34 involved in autophagy pathway of yeast species are sorted into two groups, of which one works in the βcoreβ autophagy machinery and another participates in various specific pathways [Citation24].
![Figure 1. Autophagy-related (ATG) genes functioning in unicellular fungi. Forty-two ATG genes plus Vps14 and Vps34 involved in autophagy pathway of yeast species are sorted into two groups, of which one works in the βcoreβ autophagy machinery and another participates in various specific pathways [Citation24].](/cms/asset/b5b55c16-ce1e-4a02-80dc-955b38e08a89/kvir_a_1518089_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. Overview of autophagic events in entomopathogenic and nematophagous fungi. (A) Divergent roles of autophagic events in sustaining the in vitro and in vivo cellular processes of B. bassiana, M. robertsii and A. oligospora, three representative mycopathogens that have evolved for adaptation to distinct host spectra and associated habitats and fall into different lineages. Autophagy mediates the asterisked process that is distinct for each of the fungal pathogens to penetrate through the host cuticle after conidial germination. (B) Transmission electronic microscopic images (scale bars: 0.2 ΞΌm) for intravacuolar autophagic events altered by singular deletions of ATG1, ATG5, ATG8 and ATG11 in B. bassiana. (C) Proposed model for autophagy pathways in B. bassiana, including starvation-induced or non-selective autophagy, selective autophagy and bulk autophagy. PE: phosphatidylethanolamine.
![Figure 2. Overview of autophagic events in entomopathogenic and nematophagous fungi. (A) Divergent roles of autophagic events in sustaining the in vitro and in vivo cellular processes of B. bassiana, M. robertsii and A. oligospora, three representative mycopathogens that have evolved for adaptation to distinct host spectra and associated habitats and fall into different lineages. Autophagy mediates the asterisked process that is distinct for each of the fungal pathogens to penetrate through the host cuticle after conidial germination. (B) Transmission electronic microscopic images (scale bars: 0.2 ΞΌm) for intravacuolar autophagic events altered by singular deletions of ATG1, ATG5, ATG8 and ATG11 in B. bassiana. (C) Proposed model for autophagy pathways in B. bassiana, including starvation-induced or non-selective autophagy, selective autophagy and bulk autophagy. PE: phosphatidylethanolamine.](/cms/asset/85c23bfd-379d-480a-9449-9dbca6ea24ed/kvir_a_1518089_f0002_oc.jpg)