Raw sequence reads of RNA-seq and MeRIP-seq from wheat-Pst (Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici) compatible interaction sample

The project aims to generate a comprehensive dataset to explore the molecular dynamics of the interaction between wheat and its pathogen Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici (Pst) under conditions of compatibility, where the pathogen successfully infects the plant. By utilizing RNA-seq, the project seeks to quantify and catalog the gene expression profiles of both wheat and Pst during infection, providing insights into the host's response and the pathogen's strategies to overcome plant defenses. Concurrently, MeRIP-seq will be employed to map RNA methylation patterns, offering a deeper understanding of the epitranscriptomic regulation mechanisms that may influence the outcome of this interaction. The collection of raw sequence reads serves as a foundational resource for dissecting the complex genetic and epigenetic landscapes that underpin disease susceptibility in wheat, with the ultimate goal of informing breeding programs and developing more resilient wheat varieties.