The neurospora compendium : chromosomal loci / David D. Perkins, Alan Radford, Matthew S. Sachs.

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Perkins, David D

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text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781429494243
1429494247
0080545505
9780080545509
1281026018
9781281026019
9786611026011
6611026010

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Neurospora compendium.DDC classification:

579.5/67 22

LOC classification:

QK623.S6 P47 2001eb

NLM classification:

2001 D-103
QW 180.5.A8

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Contents:

Front Cover; THE NEURO SPORA COMPENDIUM; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter I. Introduction; Chapter II. Information on Individual Loci; Appendix 1. Neurospora Genetic Nomenclature; Appendix 2. Genetic Maps and Mapped Loci; Appendix 3. Data for RFLP Mapping; Appendix 4. The Neurospora crassa Mitochondrial Genome; Appendix 5. Expressed Sequences from Different Stages of the Neurospora Life Cycle: Putative Identification of cDNAs; References.

Summary: The fungi have been major players in the molecular revolution that has transformed biology. Because they can be manipulated as microorganisms, yeast and Neurospora provide information that is difficult to acquire with plants and animals, and experimental findings with fungi often throw light on corresponding processes in plants and animals. The filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa has become a valuable model organism because of its favorable features for genetic analysis and because of the vast store of information that has been acquired during 75 years of research. This compendium provides re.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 261-325).

The fungi have been major players in the molecular revolution that has transformed biology. Because they can be manipulated as microorganisms, yeast and Neurospora provide information that is difficult to acquire with plants and animals, and experimental findings with fungi often throw light on corresponding processes in plants and animals. The filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa has become a valuable model organism because of its favorable features for genetic analysis and because of the vast store of information that has been acquired during 75 years of research. This compendium provides re.