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Fungal Genetics Stock Center Catalogue Of Strains, 9th Edition, Kevin Mccluskey, John A. Kinsey
Fungal Genetics Stock Center Catalogue Of Strains, 9th Edition, Kevin Mccluskey, John A. Kinsey
Fungal Genetics Reports
Catalogue of Strains, 9th edition, 2002, supplement to Fungal Genetics Newsletter No. 49. This catalogue contains lists of materials held by the Fungal Genetics Stock Center.
Foreword, Matthew S. Sachs
Foreword, Matthew S. Sachs
Fungal Genetics Reports
Editorial board, publisher, and contact information.
Neurospora Chronology 1843-2002, D D. Perkins, R H. Davis
Neurospora Chronology 1843-2002, D D. Perkins, R H. Davis
Fungal Genetics Reports
Our recent review included a timeline showing 30 significant events in the history of Neurospora (Davis and Perkins 2002, Nature Reviews Genetics 3:397-403). Many important contributions could not be included in that brief chronology because of space limitations. We present here a somewhat more complete and better documented list of noteworthy developments.
Neurospora Perithecia: The First Sighting, D D. Perkins
Neurospora Perithecia: The First Sighting, D D. Perkins
Fungal Genetics Reports
When Shear and Dodge (1927) observed perithecia in laboratory cultures of Monilia sitophila, they concluded on the basis of ascospore ornamentation that the fungus merited diagnosis as a new genus, Neurospora. Prior to this, there had been reports of perithecia and ascospores formed in nature by orange fungi that must have been Neurospora. Neurospora perithecia were not found again in nature until 1996.
Corrections To The Neurospora Compendium, David D. Perkins
Corrections To The Neurospora Compendium, David D. Perkins
Fungal Genetics Reports
Corrections to the Neurospora Compendium
Neurospora Heterokaryons Involving A Thymidine Kinase-Positive "Helper": Use In Storing Poorly Viable Strains Or Crossing Strains Of Limited Fertility, R L. Metzenberg, M Sachs
Neurospora Heterokaryons Involving A Thymidine Kinase-Positive "Helper": Use In Storing Poorly Viable Strains Or Crossing Strains Of Limited Fertility, R L. Metzenberg, M Sachs
Fungal Genetics Reports
Many of the most interesting and useful strains encountered in research readily die in storage and/or are semi-sterile. If such strains are Oak Ridge-compatible, they can be carried and even crossed as heterokaryons with the sterile but vigorous strain from the Griffiths lab, am1 ad-3B cyh-1 (FGSC #4564 - Perkins, Neurospora Newsl. 31: 41-42, 1984).
Improved Selection For Inositol-Utilization Following Transformation Of Neurospora Crassa, Robert L. Metzenberg
Improved Selection For Inositol-Utilization Following Transformation Of Neurospora Crassa, Robert L. Metzenberg
Fungal Genetics Reports
Plasmids based on the cloned inositol gene of Neurospora crassa are potentially very useful as a transformation marker, or for techniques like insertional mutagenesis.
Abstracts From The Neurospora 2002 Conference, Neurospora 2002 Conference
Abstracts From The Neurospora 2002 Conference, Neurospora 2002 Conference
Fungal Genetics Reports
Abstracts and Poster abstracts from the Neurospora 2002 conference
Neurospora Bibliography, Craig Wilson
Neurospora Bibliography, Craig Wilson
Fungal Genetics Reports
This bibliography represents my attempt to collect all works dealing substantially with Neurospora.
Expression Of The Aspergillus Bimg Gene In Neurospora Crassa, B Csóka, T Kókai Zeke, J Doonan, H Fox, Z Fehér, V Dombrádi
Expression Of The Aspergillus Bimg Gene In Neurospora Crassa, B Csóka, T Kókai Zeke, J Doonan, H Fox, Z Fehér, V Dombrádi
Fungal Genetics Reports
In A. nidulans the bimG gene codes for the catalytic subunit of protein phosphatase 1. The wild type bimG gene was transformed into N. crassa and expressed under the direction of the alcA promoter. The heterologous bimG mRNA and protein were detected in the transformants by RT-PCR and Western blotting, respectively. However, the transformation did not result in detectable changes in phenotype. This work demonstrates that the alcA promoter, a conditional gene expression system widely used in both Aspergillus and higher plants, also functions in N. crassa.
Be Aware When Heat Shocking Ascospores From Crisp Mutants Of Neurospora Crassa, H Cathcart, S N. Bennett, W A. Krissinger
Be Aware When Heat Shocking Ascospores From Crisp Mutants Of Neurospora Crassa, H Cathcart, S N. Bennett, W A. Krissinger
Fungal Genetics Reports
This laboratory has been working with a new crisp mutant of Neurospora crassa, crisp-5 isolated in our laboratory by Charlene Jackson (Jackson, 1992 MS Thesis: 1-123) by ultraviolet irradiation.
Aspergillus Bibliography, John Clutterbuck
Aspergillus Bibliography, John Clutterbuck
Fungal Genetics Reports
This bibliography attempts to cover genetical and biochemical publications on Aspergillus nidulans and also includes selected references to related species and topics.