FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term formation of infection structure ID (Ontology) GO:0075015 (Gene Ontology)
Definition The formation of a symbiont structure that serves to infect its host organism. It includes physiological, developmental, and morphological changes of the symbiont. The host is defined as the larger of the organisms involved in a symbiotic interaction.
Also Known As "formation of host infection structure"
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anatomical structure morphogenesis
 |__anatomical structure formation involved in morphogenesis__
developmental process                                         |
 |__anatomical structure formation involved in morphogenesis__|
biological process involved in interaction with host          |
 |__symbiont entry into host__________________________________|
                                                              formation of infection structure
                                                               |__appressorium formation
                                                               |   |__adhesion of symbiont appressorium to host
                                                               |   |__appressorium maturation(+)
                                                               |   |__initiation of appressorium formation(+)
                                                               |   |__regulation of appressorium formation(+)
                                                               |__formation of appressorium germ tube hook structure
                                                               |   |__modulation of formation of symbiont germ tube hook structure for appressorium development(+)
                                                               |__haustorium mother cell formation
                                                               |   |__regulation of haustorium mother cell formation(+)
                                                               |__haustorium neck formation
                                                               |   |__modulation of symbiont haustorium neck formation for entry into host(+)
                                                               |__hyphopodium formation
                                                               |   |__regulation of hyphopodium formation(+)
                                                               |__infection cushion formation
                                                               |   |__regulation of infection cushion formation(+)
                                                               |__penetration hypha formation
                                                               |   |__regulation of penetration hypha formation(+)
                                                               |__penetration peg formation
                                                                   |__modulation of penetration peg formation(+)
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Is a anatomical structure formation involved in morphogenesis
Part of symbiont entry into host
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  • "formation by symbiont of infection structure on or near host" RELATED
    "formation of host infection structure" EXACT
    "formation of host penetration structure" RELATED
    "formation of infection structure on or near host" RELATED
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