Titlebook: Dimorphic Fungi in Biology and Medicine; Hugo Bossche,Frank C. Odds,David Kerridge Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993

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Markus Hobsch,Michael Schmidhubererol is also involved in critical non-membrane associated functions. A number of fungal species contain steroid-binding proteins and vertebrate steroid hormones seem to affect fungal morphogenesis. In this article it is speculated that ergosterol may also play a role in the yeast-to-mycelium transfo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-2834-0Pathogene; development; environment; morphogenesis; mycology; tissue; wheat

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978-1-4613-6226-5Springer Science+Business Media New York 1993

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Fungal Dimorphism: A Sideways Looko this and occurs as both yeasts and mycelia in the saprobic and pathogenic states. The ability of this organism to form hyphae is often considered an important virulence attribute, but the evidence is not conclusive and over emphasis on this one factor may detract attention from other properties of

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Physical and Genetic Mapping of , using the eight-base-pair specific enzyme .I. The previously determined genetic map was superimposed on this physical map. Preparation of a similar map for the white-opaque strain WO-1 demonstrated the presence of three reciprocal chromosomal translocations in this organism. Mapping the cloned gene

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Genetic Basis for Dimorphism and Pathogenicity in ,ole such gene products play in the process. Toward this end, we have focused on genetic elements that are activated by pH and by temperature, two conditions that regulate the decision to produce yeast or hyphae. One gene, called ., is actively transcribed only at pH’s near neutrality. The inferred a

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