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Regulation of genes involved in cell wall synthesis and structure during Ustilago maydis dimorphism.

FEMS yeast research - 1 Feb 2013

Robledo-Briones Mariana, Ruiz-Herrera José

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The cell wall is the structure that provides the shape to fungal cells and protects them from the difference in osmotic pressure existing between the cytosol and the external medium. Accordingly, changes in structure and composition of the fungal wall must occur during cell differentiation, including the dimorphic transition of fungi. We analyzed, by use of microarrays, the transcriptional regulation of the 639...

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PMID: 23167842
DOI: 10.1111/1567-1364.12011

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