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Adaptative responses of Neurospora crassa by histidine kinases upon the attack of the arthropod Sinella curviseta.

Current genetics - 14 Sept 2024

Lu Ting, Wang Xiao-Meng, Chen Peng-Xu, Xi Juan, Yang Han-Bing, Zheng Wei-Fa, Zhao Yan-Xia

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Histidine kinases (HKs) are important sensor proteins in fungi and play an essential role in environmental adaptation. However, the mechanisms by which fungi sense and respond to fungivores attack via HKs are not fully understood. In this study, we utilized Neurospora crassa to investigate the involvement of HKs in responding to fungivores attack. We found that the 11 HKs in N. crassa not only affected the growth...

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PMID: 39276284
DOI: 10.1007/s00294-024-01302-9

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