Titlebook: Biology of the Fungal Cell; Richard J. Howard,Neil A. R. Gow Book 20011st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Cytoskeleton.Myko

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Kompendium ?ffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht It is responsible for the shape of the cell, offers protection against mechanical damage, and functions as a molecular sieve. Furthermore, it may contain adhesive proteins involved in bundling hyphae into macroscopic structures, in recognizing mating partners or host cells, or in binding to the sub

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Verfassungsrechtliche Grundlagen,ular processes including polarized growth, organelle movement and positioning, secretion, endocytosis, cell division, and chromosome segregation. In addition to the cytoskeleton, proper organelle transport and distribution also require the mechanochemical enzymes myosin, for actin-dependent transpor

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,Wirtschafts- und W?hrungspolitik, 1993a,b; Ashford 1998; Cole et al 1998). The system as a whole shows a range of morphologies, and the tubules exhibit several types of motility including tip extension and retraction, peristalsis-like motion and movement of varicosities. Tubular vacuoles are found in representatives of all major fu

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Kompendium ?ffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht databases. With the exception of the yeast ., fungal genomes were not among these early genomics accomplishments. Nevertheless, despite a slow start, fungal genomics is now poised to reveal a comprehensive picture of fungal gene structure and function, to resolve questions about evolutionary relati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-06101-5Cytoskeleton; Mykologie; Pathogen; Pilze; Zellbiologie; Zellstruktur; cell biology; cell structure; fungi; my

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Control of Cell Polarity and Shapemental for the development of organisms ranging from yeasts to humans. Polarized growth leads to the formation of unique cell shapes and subcellular structures required for many cell types to carry out specialized functions. Sensory transduction by the neurites of neurons, nutrient absorption by the