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TBRG-1 a Ras-like protein in Trichoderma virens involved in conidiation, development, secondary metabolism, mycoparasitism, and biocontrol unveils a new family of Ras-GTPases.
Fungal genetics and biology : FG & B - 1 Mar 2020
Dautt-Castro Mitzuko, Estrada-Rivera Magnolia, Olguin-Martínez Ignacio, Rocha-Medina Ma Del Carmen, Islas-Osuna María A, Casas-Flores Sergio
Abstract excerpt
Ras-GTPases are nucleotide hydrolases involved in key cellular processes. In fungi, Ras-GTPases regulate conidiation, development, virulence, and interactions with other fungi or plants. Trichoderma spp. are filamentous saprophytic fungi, widely distributed along all latitudes, characterized by their rapid growth and metabolic diversity. Many species of this genus interact with other fungi, animals or plants....
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