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Dominant mutants of the calcineurin catalytic subunit (CNA-1) showed developmental defects, increased sensitivity to stress conditions, and CNA-1 interacts with CaM and CRZ-1 in Neurospora crassa.
Archives of microbiology - 1 May 2020
Kumar Ajeet, Roy Avishek, Deshmukh Mandar V, Tamuli Ranjan
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We studied a dominant mutant of the Neurospora crassa calcineurin catalytic (cna-1) subunit generated using the repeat-induced point mutation (RIP). The Cna-1RIP mutants showed defects in morphology, aerial hyphae development, carotenoid accumulation, and fertility. The Cna-1RIP mutants also showed sensitivity to osmotic stress and a reduction in acquisition of thermotolerance on exposure to lethal heat shock...
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