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Dynamic distribution of BIMG(PP1) in living hyphae of Aspergillus indicates a novel role in septum formation.
Molecular microbiology - 1 Sept 2002
Fox H, Hickey P C, Fernández-Abalos J M, Lunness P, Read N D, Doonan J H
Abstract excerpt
Mutation of bimG, the major protein phosphatase 1 gene in Aspergillus nidulans, causes multiple cell cycle and hyphal growth defects that are associated with overphosphorylation of subcellular components. We have used functional translational fusions with the green fluorescent protein (GFP) to show that BIMG has at least four discrete locations within growing hyphae. Three of these locations, the hyphal tip, the...
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