text: Yo, check it out, listen up, here's the scoop,
  Fungal and oomycete pathogens causin' trouble, ain't no dupe.
  They mess with plants, humans, and animals too,
  Destructive diseases, yeah, they're comin' through.
  
  These plant pathogens, they got a secret trick,
  Effector proteins, they're slick and quick.
  They enter host cells, makin' 'em vulnerable,
  But how they get in, that's been quite a stumble.
  
  Recent evidence got the answers, no lie,
  Receptor-mediated endocytosis, oh my!
  Fungal and oomycete effectors, they enter with ease,
  No need for the pathogen, they do as they please.
  
  Surprisingly, they got a favorite receptor in play,
  Phosphatidyinositol-3-phosphate, let me say.
  Inside cells it's known, but now we see,
  It's on the cell surface, where they wanna be.
  
  RXLR motif in oomycetes, that's the key,
  Bindin' to PI-3-P, it's a sight to see.
  Fungi got their own RXLR-like variants in store,
  This receptor's their ticket, openin' the door.
  
  Animal cells ain't safe, they got a target too,
  Fungal and oomycete animal pathogens ain't through.
  RXLR effectors in Saprolegnia parasitica, fish beware,
  PI-3-P's on the surface, they're comin' for a share.
  
  But hold up, there's hope, new strategies arise,
  Reagents blockin' PI-3-P-mediated entry, no compromise.
  Therapeutic possibilities, a brand-new game,
  Fightin' these pathogens, takin' 'em down in their name.