Monoclonal antibodies, molecular

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Bonfante et al. (73) used monoclonal antibodies and enzyme-gold complexes to reveal pectins and cellulose at the interface between the fungal wall and the host plasma membrane in AM roots (Fig. 6), and additional wall components have been investigated with other molecular probes (74-76). These studies indicate that the interface is an apoplastic space of high molecular complexity where the boundaries of the partners are defined. The examination of other endomycorrhizal systems has demonstrated that their interface is morphologically similar but different in composition. Cellulose and pectins are present at the interface... 

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