cigA, a light-inducible gene involved in vegetative growth in Mucor circinelloides is regulated by the carotenogenic repressor crgA.

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A strategy based on the differential-display technique has been applied to identify and to isolate potential target genes controlled by crgA, a negative regulator of the light-inducible carotenogenesis in the fungus Mucor circinelloides. This approach resulted in the identification and cloning of the gene cigA, whose expression is repressed by the crgA gene. After a light pulse, there is an immediate though...

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