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Mobilisation of trehalose in mutants of the cyclic AMP signalling pathway, cr-1 (CRISP-1) and mcb (microcycle conidiation), of Neurospora crassa.

FEMS microbiology letters - 15 May 2001

de Pinho C A, de Lourdes M, Polizeli T M, Jorge J A, Terenzi H F

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The influence of the cAMP-signalling pathway on the metabolism of trehalose in Neurospora crassa was investigated. The changes in intracellular trehalose concentration were measured in two mutants affected in components of the cAMP-signalling pathway: cr-1 (crisp-1), deficient in adenylyl cyclase activity, and mcb (microcyclic conidiation), deficient in the regulatory subunit of PKA. Rapid mobilisation of...

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PMID: 11356572
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1097(01)00160-4

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